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Andrew Wooldridge

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Devlog: STIM (Simple Tiny Interactive fiction Maker)

Devlog: STIM (Simple Tiny Interactive fiction Maker)

I was thinking about minimalist app making – where you just put together the most basic version of an app, and it struck me how I often try to over complicate things ( for example the HTML version of IttyBittyRPG ) so I set a goal for myself to create just a super minimalist Interactive Fiction tool I'm calling STIM. I'm using Repl.it to code it, Cash and Torus for the JS, and Bulma for the CSS ( and Font Awesome – which is ... Awesome!)

If you want to follow along you can check out this project:

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Jordan

How did it turn out? I love interactive fiction 🥰

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