StarGrid: A new Palm OS strategy game
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StarGrid: A new Palm OS strategy game
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#3There are all kinds of retro stuff that I still love. What is it about Palm OS that you love?
No subscriptions! Either the applications were free or it's a one-off fee/shareware kind of thing.
And it's ofcourse nostalgia, I made my first game for Palm OS over 20 years ago, it was nice to revisit it and get familiarized again with how the whole build system worked.
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#6There are all kinds of retro stuff that I still love. What is it about Palm OS that you love?
Mobile app developers, if you haven't read Zen of Palm, I highly recommend this piece of art. You can download the PDF for free. Nothing beats Palm for its simplicity, responsiveness, and (perhaps subjectively) ease of use, even to this day.
I wrote a series of blog posts about it nearly two decades ago, and later translated some parts into English: https://dingyu.me/blog/zen-of-palm-1-preface
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#7There are all kinds of retro stuff that I still love. What is it about Palm OS that you love?
Zen of Palm Mobile app developers, if you haven't read Zen of Palm, I highly recommend this piece of art. You can download the PDF for free. Nothing beats Palm for its simplicity, responsiveness, and (perhaps subjectively) ease of use, even to this day. I wrote a series of blog posts about it nearly two decades ago, and later translated some parts into English: https://dingyu.me/blog/zen-of-palm-1-preface
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#8There are all kinds of retro stuff that I still love. What is it about Palm OS that you love?
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#9There are all kinds of retro stuff that I still love. What is it about Palm OS that you love?
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#10Taking turns via IR blaster or pass-and-play was amazing in an era without wifi or cellular data. No account signups or anything, just point your devices at each other and you had a game going. And without continuous connectivity, asynchronous play was the default way games worked, so it worked great.