Texty by supernicejohn, CCJam 2016
| Texty is a text editor that can load and save files. | Get it now: GitHub repo |
| You have a working program here, but this was really slow. I could type a sentence, but it would take several seconds for it to appear on the screen. The design was also somewhat confusing and unsightly. Look for ways to make things run faster, and also try new design ideas! |
| A good effort. Your code for the most part is mostly clean. A recommendation is to add spacing between blocks of code, cramming all the code together with no spacing makes it harder to read. The design of the editor itself is okay, although it frankly wasn't that functional. Typing seemed to overwrite existing text, clicking and cursor movements with the arrow keys didn't really work either. It struggled to keep up with keyboard spam as input was delayed, and it was confusing to use and control. On the positive side, it can at least save the file and I can reopen it and see the exact same contents I put in it. I can tell you put in quite a bit of time and effort on it, and I'm sure you'll do better in the future. |
| This was pretty buggy and wasn’t particularly functional unfortunately. There was also a bit of lag when typing. It has potential, however. |
| Texty is an example of a word-like document processor in CC. It has horrendus lag problems, and could've benefited by using the terminal cursor instead. I also found it hard to go back and edit what I had written. |
| A pretty nice start, but it could definitely use some refining before it will be replacing the default edit program. It works, but movement via arrow keys doesn't seem to work well, and in general it's pretty glitchy. |
