Update: i also found the dependency list on the ebiten wiki: https://github.com/hajimehoshi/ebiten/wiki/Linux#fedora
Second: and it is now found on the new website https://ebiten.org/install.html#Fedora
a few weeks after i ported Impact.js to the modern world (some writing about this adventure will follow), i found another interesting engine, this time written in go.
the engine is called ebiten and has a pretty low-level api, but compiles to all desktop and mobile platforms - so i want to give it a try...
Picking up go is a lot of fun! So does a few of my colleagues :-)
Tobi M. (“the destroyer”) asked if i have a solution to run a golang docker image with the go-sqlite3 driver
I remembered to had the same problem, so after my post about really small docker images, lets add a few more bytes!
the solution This solution is not my own, i found and tried other solutions but stayed with this Dockerfile on github...
Long, long time ago, i started to manage my spare time projects with git, to make life a bit easier there were tools like gitosis and later gitolite - you managed repositories and public keys in plain text files and git hooks on the server. Last year i decided to join the shiny new world of modern self-hosting git services. I choose Gitea - copied it on the server, started one 40 mb binary, and it was just working - and it was fast....
for my presentation tool slide-serve i used fsnotify to watch for changes to reload the browser. But for whatever reason, the events always came in doubled… so i tried to port the idea behind the underscore or RX debounce function to golang. This is the solution i came up with:
func debounce(interval time.Duration, input chan string, cb func(arg string)) { var item string timer := time.NewTimer(interval) for { select { case item = <-input: timer....