After we submitted the game for the game jam, we had another week until the demo in front of the judges. We used this time to design and manufacture a custom case for the Picopad, matching the aesthetic and controls of the game.
My first idea was to use a fantasy console and run it on a small handheld device. But in the end, I used a Raspberry Pi Pico to run the game directly.
This year I took part in the ŠPONGIA game jam, and we wanted to do something special - a custom handheld console.
Detailed explanation of how to build a Vue component that will scale the font size to fit a container.
Let's say that we have a React element that we would like to save as a PDF document or an image. In order to do
that, we can use Puppeteer, which uses a headless instance of the Chromium browser and is able to generate PDFs
and images.
Let's say your React app presents the user with a task that has a time limit. The user must submit the task before
the time runs out. The simple solution would be to call `setTimeout` at the start of the task. However, this is
not a good solution.
The Gatsby blog starter uses the dangerouslySetInnerHTML
prop to render HTML for blog posts written in Markdown. While this works, there is a better solution.