RE: Archipelago - One-player version taking shape!
Thanks for the contribution, @miniature-tiger! It's really great to see Archipelago being developed again! The automated end-turn and scrolling are some really great quality of life features you have added. Really looking forward to single-player being done, as the game is gorgeous and I really want to play it!
Since I am now coding in JavaScript as well I can give some more personal feedback. I've been using Prettier and ESLint together, which is really useful for keeping the code consistent. One thing I noticed is that let is sometimes used in the code when instead const should be used for example. I have it set up so that when I save it will automatically fix like that, so I don't even need to think about it, haha. I'd definitely recommend it!
Anyway, keep up the great work!
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Thanks Amos!
That's a good tip on the let/const. I'll admit that I default to "let" generally because I assume it won't give me any problems, aka laziness!
At some point I need to refactor the whole project, since it includes code all the way back to when I was first learning JS. Including moving across from callbacks to async/await, increasing DRYness and some of the later ES developments. I'm just waiting until I feel my code style has improved enough that I don't have to go through the process twice! But I'll aim to implement greater consistency and the code style tips I'm getting though feedback as part of that rework. All useful stuff and much appreciated!
Thank you for your review, @amosbastian! Keep up the good work!