Spent a good number of hours watching Netflix stuff, last night.

Since I'm faffing about with buttons, I figured a Button command might be handy.

After the chaos of convolvers, gains, nodes and echoes, I pretty much took the rest of yesterday off.

I picked up my little KORG Air midi keyboard yesterday, and tried to do a little melody with it.

I finally did that mini writeup of the GameHandler function, today.

The other day, Charles suggested I take a look at Amadeus Pro for editing my audio.

I awoke at 3am, with the intention of fixing a fairly substantial issue in JSE..

Nothing major, today.

10 Print "Hello World" 20 Goto 10

Had a little quirk with this, yesterday.

I spent a lot of yesterday fiddling with controller code some more.

As I wrote the Gamepad code for JSE yesterday, I realised just how much better it is than the current Browsercade code.

Michael Fernie has been playing around with the JSE language, and has spotted something slightly awry with the documentation.

I think we'll call today a fail as far as coding goes.

As I struggled to come up with a nice "Dice battle" methodology, the thought occurred that the enemy could just kill you..

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.

A simple board game rendition of Minesweeper. Use the clues on the board to decide where the mines might be, and try your best not to get blown up. You can Play Minesweepers in the Shoebox, in your Browser, on Desktop, Mobile or Tablet.

Time for a new Shoebox game, and there's one particular game that's been outsmarting me this whole time.

Both "A Bit of a A Spin" and "Space Popcorn" have been updated in SmileBASIC.

I've been faffing about with tools again, today, so figured it's probably time to update my Tools That I Use list.

I posted Monday's SmileBASIC game late last night (Saturday!) in the hope that, with a couple of extra days to spare, I might be able to give next week's SmileBASIC game a little more care and attention.

Yesterday I started work on two SmileBASIC games.