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Hi, I'm Steve. I've been a software developer for three years but have done very little game development. Have enjoyed working on a little toy game in DragonRuby so far, and I hope to continue to do so.
Some games I like a lot:
Languages I have used more than once (Sorted by most experience to least):
I’m Ingo, and one of a few people in the world to use the handle TowerDragon (or Tower_Dragon, if someone else beat me to it). So far, I am toying around with some game programming while developing Rails apps for a living. Started programming in the 1980s, using Ruby since 2009.
Dev Setup
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Languages I know and/or used once
I have been a Registered Nurse since 2016, about 4 years since the writing of this. I've been traveling as a nurse into adult psychiatry. I'm 35. I love to spend my free time off from work, usually the late graveyard hours reading code, writing code, being very into computers and how to make a career out of it perhaps. I've tinkered with several languages, very few actually connected. I started using GNU/Emacs and the lisp language, as well as the Linux filesystem. I'm quite using either the CLI or Emacs. However I want to use Ruby now, I love it. I will look into the game framework to explore what can be done. I've done PICO-8 game jam in the past which I had a great time That's really all I have to say, except that I also enjoy music production of various type. That includes both FM chip, and SID, among others. I also like elektron grooveboxes and moog analog synthesizers. Thank you for taking the time to read my letter. - c0lt
Also check this out:
require 'ripper'
c = <<-S
def hello_world
puts "hello world"
end
S
r = "#{Ripper.sexp(c)}"
puts "#{r.gsub(",", " ").gsub("[", "(").gsub("]", ")")}"
INB4:
Ruby is as much like Lisp as Javascript is, and I’d never call Javascript Lisp-like.
More evidence! https://github.com/mruby/mruby/blob/master/include/mruby/compile.h#L49