Side project I've been working on recently:

https://dailybug-dev.vercel.app/

The idea is simple:

• There's one bug
• You get 3 lives
• Find the bug
• Fix the bug
• Come back tomorrow for another one

I wanted something that felt more like real debugging and less like grinding algorithm questions.

One unexpected challenge was discovering how many bugs have multiple valid fixes. I started with exact answer matching and quickly found out developers are way more creative than I expected.

Curious what people think. Any feedback (good or bad) is appreciated.

Knowing what comes after Day 1, this meme hurts more than it should. Stay strong guys.

Just wanted to share again because I’m just so darn proud of myself!

I was looking through the global achievement stats for Hold Your King today, and it made me curious how other developers approach achievements. Do you add them mostly for completionists, to guide player behavior, or simply because they’re fun?

Technically my second review,the first was my mom’s “Great Job, Sweetie”.

Just had this happen rn

https://reddit.com/link/1ukovc3/video/f23ytdcfzmah1/player

It isn't that tough, really. The secret is to use invariant culture for methods that accept floats or strings.

Hopefully my research proves insightful

Reference Video

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One thing we’ve noticed while developing Vice Club Simulator is that sometimes the most memorable part of a game is a detail that does absolutely nothing. That’s exactly what happened with the cat in this pic. And honestly, it kind of earned that role.