Else is a bit broken..

Oh boy..

Really wasn't expecting that, yesterday.

As the language expands, so does the necessity to have a half decent GUI!!

Here are a couple of things that currently aren't working right in JSE. Please try to avoid them!

Had a little quirk with this, yesterday.

Michael Fernie's been chipping in with more of his thoughts on JSE.

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

Right then, time to tackle variables.. Aaargh!!!

You can try out my scripting language in your browser, right now!!

Switching from 2 values per line to 3 values per line was indeed exceedingly complicated. I should probably have accounted for further values in the future, and will now be kicking myself that I haven't. Ho hum..

Definitely going to have to cut out a huge chunk of code, I reckon.

I guess that Covid Jab hit me, after all.

Seems everyone's willing me to make a bland and boring automated dice-rolling mechanic!!

No excuses, Jay. Get back to coding!

Bow Wow, Platdude Bob!!!!000!!!

I haven't yet coded the functionality of the Sprite Editor, and instead have chosen to work on its data compression...

JSE's coming along at a measured pace, and as with all things, SpikeDislike will be my test.

Yesterday I spent most of the day battling with Scales. I added my first "sprite" to the JSE engine, and things went downhill from there!

Yesterday's plan seemed perfect.

Weeee!!

I was supposed to be starting a Browsercade game, yesterday. I certainly wasn't expecting to do much to the JSE engine.. But the fun of the puzzle dragged me back in!

Not 100% sure where this week's SmileBASIC game is heading.

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.

The Minesweeper game is coming together nicely.

Tornader suggests.. In my opinion there should be the possibility to save highscores (like in your modern smile basic games).

This poor little Jellyfish just wants a nice relaxing swim. Help it avoid the evils that the circle brings. If you've a Switch and SmileBASIC, you can grab a copy of the game using the Public Key

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