Developer Journal, Day against Nuclear Tests
Today observes the International Day against Nuclear Tests, trying to raise awareness of the damage done in nuclear testing.
And with that, on to the code.
G.L.O.B.E.
While I didnāt complete anything, here, I did manage to make a couple of small changes, here.
First, I added some infrastructure to change the country-name search to different languages. It failed in an unexpected way, but Iāll experiment more in the future.
Then, I started updating the documentation, drawing a distinction between generating a puzzle and running the game from a server.
Finally, now that I have mostly gotten G.L.O.B.E. to a stable point, I want to start moving the archived games off my server. To that end, I created an empty repository that Iāll start filling up this week. And at that point, Iāll shut down the generated games and redirect the page, like I did for Mystic T-Square.
Library Updates
I needed to bump library versions for Bicker, Fýlakas OnomÔton, Uxuyu, and Entropy Arbitrage (this blog), itself.
Next
As mentioned, I want to take some of this week to eliminate the storage on my server for G.L.O.B.E. and Iungimoji, moving everything that I can to GitHub Pages. I also want to update the documentation for both, and still need to make the game-playing AI work for Mystic T-Square.
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