As I carry on making those little nips and tucks around JSE, I'm noticing slowdown on my Windows tests.

I might have to add a bomb...

Oops, bought myself an Oculus Quest 2!!

Let's have another peek at that todo list, shall we?

I added the ability for Text-To-Speech into the JSE engine yesterday.

It's difficult coding a language!!

This week's game set off a whole lot of motion sickness!

You can now add a 3 parameter to the graphics command to make everything pixel-scaled, instead of being maths-scaled.

Grrr..

As I look at the ToDo list, I realise something..
.. I've not tackled any of these for a good while..

Michael Fernie requested this feature last night, and I was only too happy to oblige.
After all, it gave me something to do, today, other than more evil GUI work.. Bah, humbug!!

Spent most of yesterday flicking through bits of code, removing sections, tweaking bits, and generally making a few things that little bit faster.

Beep!!
-=beep=-

The "definitely needs worked on" list is getting progressively smaller!

Bah, humbug..

A mild stumbling block, yesterday. I do hope it's now working properly, again, for everyone.

Over on SoCoder, AndyH asked..
Don't know if this is possible, are you able to capture the F1 key in the text editor and jump to the help with a bookmark for the word the cursor is on eg: #symbol, to bring up that command?

Michael Fernie got in touch to inquire about a particular issue he's having.

Help the toddler on its quest to wander aimlessly, without letting anything dangerous happen to it.
If you've a Switch and SmileBASIC, you can grab a copy of the game using the Public Key

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1. Else. Must fix that.

Well, at least I woke up at a half decent time, today.

I struggled again to get the BODMAS working again, yesterday.

As the games continue to splot out onto the web, so the comments and thoughts are returned.
Michael Fernie gives his thoughts on this week's Minesweepers game.

Over on Twitter, there's a tweetbot that randomly asks for Switch ports.

Yesterday I found a nice and quick way to upgrade my older SmileBASIC games to the newer framework.