In the late report from last week, I went into detail about some changes I made to improve the quality of the codebase, then ended by saying that I wasn’t going to do it again unless it was related to a feature in development. That is, no cleaning up for the sake of cleaning up, . . . → Read More: Toytles: Leaf Raking Progress Report – Streamlining and Planning
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Last week’s report indicated that I didn’t get as much done as I would have liked. I managed to add a bunch of new random dialogs for weekends, but I didn’t get to grumpy client dialogs, which I pushed into the next sprint. Sprint 5: More personality injections; streamline waiting for rain Last week’s sprint . . . → Read More: Toytles: Leaf Raking Progress Report – Refactoring, Testing, and Vacationing Last week, I reported on the progress of my first few sprints to create updates for my leaf-raking business simulation Toytles: Leaf Raking. Sprint 4: More personality injections Last week’s sprint plan included: Give each neighbor unique text as unhappy clients Add variation to weekend flavor text I was able to work 5.25 hours, but . . . → Read More: Toytles: Leaf Raking Progress Report – A Little More Conversation A few weeks ago, I started working on a new set of updates for my leaf-raking business simulation Toytles: Leaf Raking, originally released in 2016. I wanted to focus on making the neighborhood come to life by giving it some personality and character. I plan to do so by allowing your neighbors to talk . . . → Read More: Toytles: Leaf Raking Progress Report – Having a Dialog A colleague at my day job lent me a copy of the book Tools and Weapons by Brad Smith and Carol Ann Browne. The main premise of the book is that technology is a double-edged sword. On the one hand, it has the potential to do so much good for individuals, organizations, . . . → Read More: Books I Have Read: Tools and Weapons |
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