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My books on https://datacrayon.com/shop/ fit that description. Although they’re no where near breaking even if I account for even 20% of my time, I’ll continue to work on them because I want to see them finished. I’ve priced them as “early access books” where the price grows as the content does as a way to gain some kind of interest and support the work!
I made this iOS game: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/two-birds-one-stone/id15396463... I have wanted to be able to play this game for a long time, and probably thanks to pandemic, I did the work to enable it to be shared with others. It has made a grand total of 3 sales this year, and that isn't really bothering me (the main frustration is the apple developer fee...) There is various info (including a trailer of sorts…
Your score disappears on game over, so I didn't get a chance to see my exact high score. Somewhere in the 1,700s I think.
I made this iOS game: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/two-birds-one-stone/id15396463... I have wanted to be able to play this game for a long time, and probably thanks to pandemic, I did the work to enable it to be shared with others. It has made a grand total of 3 sales this year, and that isn't really bothering me (the main frustration is the apple developer fee...) There is various info (including a trailer of sorts…
My books on https://datacrayon.com/shop/ fit that description. Although they’re no where near breaking even if I account for even 20% of my time, I’ll continue to work on them because I want to see them finished. I’ve priced them as “early access books” where the price grows as the content does as a way to gain some kind of interest and support the work!
Corrected link for the lazy: https://datacrayon.com/shop/
I made this iOS game: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/two-birds-one-stone/id15396463... I have wanted to be able to play this game for a long time, and probably thanks to pandemic, I did the work to enable it to be shared with others. It has made a grand total of 3 sales this year, and that isn't really bothering me (the main frustration is the apple developer fee...) There is various info (including a trailer of sorts…
Why don't you have that video on the app store listing? It would explain the game so much better than the 2 screenshots you have up there?
A native GUI library https://github.com/yue/yue . It was a disaster when I announced it on Hacker News, and I got numerous harassments from strangers. But anyway 3 years since then and I'm still working on it. Edit 1: 2 => 3 years Edit 2: If anyone is interested, I wrote a blog on the mistakes I made http://cheng.guru/blog/2018/02/18/lessons-learnt-from-open-s... .
Re: the disaster - had to look it up [1], but it didn't help that you didn't answer any of the (pretty serious) questions raised in response to your announcement. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15218067
Built it for fun - mainly to learn puppeteer, how to set up auth, node.js, GSAP and how to write serverless functions.
Biggest highlight so far: got featured in the Google official blog.
App here: https://glitterly.app
I made this iOS game: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/two-birds-one-stone/id15396463... I have wanted to be able to play this game for a long time, and probably thanks to pandemic, I did the work to enable it to be shared with others. It has made a grand total of 3 sales this year, and that isn't really bothering me (the main frustration is the apple developer fee...) There is various info (including a trailer of sorts…
Best $1.99 I spent all morning. Your score disappears on game over, so I didn't get a chance to see my exact high score. Somewhere in the 1,700s I think.
Your highest score should be displayed in small black text under your current score. 1700 is a very impressive score.
Just web DAW. Upload your records and play it live with cool effects, mix it, record it, loop it, etc.
It's quite functional but nothing to download yet. I expect it to be out of alpha by the end of this year. I plan to put it on Steam but I don't think it could be a "success" - it's, mildly put, quirky. Maybe I should add mouse support.