thank you very much for the comparison of the game engine. Very usefull !
just a little question : what tools do you use for making yours webpages ?
bye
Brendan, 05 Sep 2016 19:02 -0400
Glad the comparison was helpful! It was fun to work on too.
On the topic of web page tools, I mostly write the HTML and CSS by hand in a text editor (usually Vim). After editing a page, I check it for syntax errors with tidy and xmllint. It's a somewhat low-tech approach, but I have fun writing the files by hand, and the site is simple enough that it isn't too daunting. (I've used Markdown via GitHub Pages for other projects, and I liked that too.) When I was working on icons and screenshots for the game development pages, I used GIMP, Inkscape, and Paint.NET.
brendan, 21 Jan 2012 17:58 -0500
A short example comment
[anonymous], 08 Jun 2014 17:08 -0400
Thank yu very much ! Yo save my day.
[In reference to Google Play Services compile errors]
Olivier Lemoigne, 05 Aug 2016 07:10 -0400
thank you very much for the comparison of the game engine. Very usefull !
just a little question : what tools do you use for making yours webpages ?
bye
Brendan, 05 Sep 2016 19:02 -0400
Glad the comparison was helpful! It was fun to work on too.
On the topic of web page tools, I mostly write the HTML and CSS by hand in a text editor (usually Vim). After editing a page, I check it for syntax errors with
tidyandxmllint. It's a somewhat approach, but I have fun writing the files by hand, and the site is simple enough that it isn't too daunting. (I've used Markdown via GitHub Pages for other projects, and I liked that too.) When I was working on icons and screenshots for the game development pages, I used GIMP, Inkscape, and Paint.NET.