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...It’s available for macOS, Windows, Linux, and iOS. Gosu is focused, lightweight and has few dependencies (mostly SDL 2). It provides a window and a main loop. 2D graphics and text, powered by OpenGL or OpenGL ES. Sounds and music, keyboard, mouse, and gamepad input. Gosu is mostly used to teach or learn Ruby or in short game development competitions. It’s also a great prototyping tool and should work for indie game development, though nobody has really tried that. In addition to the documentation linked from the sidebar, there is a free book by Mark Sobkowicz that will guide you through the creation of four different games.

Have two plugins for Notepad++, LocationNavigate and NewFileBrowser . LocationNavigate, support the navigate of cursor location histroy , mark or navigate edited line. NewFileBrowser, it can define 2 new file's text and have a inner webbrowser which could run current file

MUD Map helps users of MUDs, MUSHs, text adventures and similar games at creating maps of the virtual worlds and to keep an overview over places, paths, dangerous areas,... This repository contains the code and binaries of MUD Map v1 (deprecated!) as well as the Java binaries (jar) of MUD Map v2. More information about MUD Map v2 can be found on GitHub: https://github.com/Neop/mudmap2

Notepad3 is a fast and light-weight Scintilla-based text editor with syntax highlighting. Notepad3 is an excellent replacement for the default Windows text editor. Notepad3 offers many extra features over Notepad. It has a small memory footprint, but is powerful enough to handle most programming jobs.

...Advantage - we can use markups to mark just the groups of the parameters only. And we do obliged not to keep markups for the every Name=Value pairs like XML does. Such text in *.config file is less messy, and much more human readable then XML.

A Software Modem that converts user typed text into a binary stream which is sorted and transmitted as two seperate synthesised sounds which match up to a zero or a one to allow the receiver to distinguish between a digital mark and space.