Playdate Software Development Kit is now available for free to all
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#4Oh my sweet summer child. Reminds me of the Android documentation that said something along "Most apps shouldn't use the NDK".
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#6> Most games will use Playdate’s Lua API Oh my sweet summer child. Reminds me of the Android documentation that said something along "Most apps shouldn't use the NDK".
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#7How many people are going to develop for a niche hobby platform with such closed-source restrictions (including anti-reverse-engineering): https://play.date/dev/sdk-license
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#8How many people are going to develop for a niche hobby platform with such closed-source restrictions (including anti-reverse-engineering): https://play.date/dev/sdk-license
What part of the license do you feel I should be upset about?
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#9I get they're different devices, but I feel the Playdate had a bunch of hype, and then took way too long to ship, and has lost that initial interest.
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#10Does anyone care about this after the Analogue Pocket and the Steam Deck have launched (I get my Steam Deck next week). I get they're different devices, but I feel the Playdate had a bunch of hype, and then took way too long to ship, and has lost that initial interest.
I generally like small single-purpose electronics and find them to be fun ways to get some joy out of digital devices. I think I could do that with both the Pocket and Deck, but I like the idea of the minimalism of the Play, so I'm probably going to eventually own all three :P