Can’t believe it’s been already a full year! My last post was about JS13K, and a year later, the story repeats itself; not only I participated again this year, but I built a shmup game… again!
JS1K X part 1: Fruit Crush Saga
So, sadly 2019’s JS1K edition was the last one, so I decided to participate with two entries! This post is about Fruit Crush Saga.
JS1K 2017 part 2: Stars
For my second JS1K entry I wanted to do something a bit different, so I created Stars, a 3D puzzle game.
JS1K 2017 part 1: Memoji
Last year I didn’t have the time to participate in JS1K… but this one I could! I made two games, so this article describes the creation process of the first one: Memoji, a memory game.
JS1K 2014: Lessons learned
So, what is it about shrinking some code to the point of unreadability that keeps people entering the same competition year after year?
My JS1K 2014's entry: Nyan Cat
Another year, another JS1K! Last year I created a plasma effect, and this year I wanted to do something completely different.
BigInteger libraries for JS
Some time ago I wrote an article about using JS in the Code Jam competition; sometimes, the solution for its problems require need the processing of very large integer numbers, to the point where they exceed the maximum “real” integer length of JS.