| override public function quad_add( _options:PackedQuadOptions ) : Int { | |
| def(_options.visible, true); | |
| def(_options.flipx, false); | |
| def(_options.flipy, false); | |
| var _uid = Luxe.utils.uniquehash(); | |
| //First triangle | |
| var budo = require('budo') | |
| //There's no erro if running this directly from the command line | |
| //the error doesn't show if the dir arg is removed | |
| //if there's the --dir arg, subarg seems to change the result | |
| budo.cli(['app/js/main.js:bundle.js', "--live", "--dir", "./app", "-- -t babelify --presets [ env ]"]) | |
| /* | |
| Error: TypeError: file.split is not a function |
| import "random" for Random | |
| class Perlin{ | |
| construct new(seed, dimension, octaves, tile, unbias){ | |
| _random = Random.new(seed) | |
| _dimension = dimension | |
| _octaves = octaves |
Even though i already know React, i'm watching a course about it on Udemy. The course talks about Hooks, but it's mainly created around class components, and talks a lot about the deprecated lifecycle methods. I was kinda aware of that, it's not a complaint.
I'm writing this to list the things i like and things i don't like about some conventions people follow when making react apps.
I'll be updating this as i'm advancing in the course.