@jaffathecake *away!! Dangit

@jaffathecake I'm contemplating whether I should let you get a way with the lack of the word 'get' in this post 😅

@phae I think I found all of them?

@firefoxwebdevs I've been using this for well over 4 years! Yes, I wouldn't serve this to my users either. But it's really nice to have a development environment without any build step. We can just import style sheets during development, and then when the time comes to make a production build, our bundler can include the CSS and JavaScript into a single file.

@tomayac Maybe this will finally get rid of all the annoying consent screens? One can hope...

@tojiro I have grown ever more reliant on Deno (and I absolutely love it!) but I do often worry it might end up with the same fate.

@trislman Ha thanks! In the first map of the series it was mostly done using mob spawners which would spawn a dropped item on a pressure plate when you were nearby. But eventually commands got very powerful and you could achieve the same thing with just a single command on a loop. Which is probably why I stopped developing in Minecraft. It felt like the challenge of finding hacky approaches is kinda gone now. Anyway, each map took about three months to create iirc. Glad to hear you enjoyed them!

@jaffathecake I like it!

@jensimmons I have used it a couple of times in the past but the biggest reason I'm not using it these days is because it requires you to install web pages to the home screen. And it's pretty difficult to get our users to do so.