Our protagonist is a wooden boy named Kutaro, and he has a bit of a problem in that he’s quite literally lost his head while held prisoner by the ever-dangerous (and strangely cute) villain known as the Moon Bear King. Puppeteer is a side-scrolling platformer in which the player controls the character ‘Kutaro. Its presentation is unorthodox, and as such, it’s unlike anything I’ve played before. While the periphery of the stage and its red curtain can at first be quite frustrating to look at – it does cut off parts of the screen, after all - I quickly come to realize that it’s all part of Puppeteer’s charm. The action is viewed through the lens of an unseen audience, with their laughter, gasps, and occasional applause complementing everything you do. I hope I can ship some version in April so you can download it and play a little bit.ĭon’t forget to follow me on Twitter to get more updates.Puppeteer’s faux stagecraft style is a big part of what makes it so accessible and, in turn, so endearing. So if you are willing to support my projects, you can visit my sponsors page.
But financial funding it’s an excellent way to honor my work if my projects are making your business possible. I’m doing this for free because I love this project, and I want to give back to the community. That’s free, and it will give me an idea of the interest in this project.įinancial support. But if you are interested in this project, there are two things you can do: Maybe we don’t have the time to jump in and put some hours on this project. So if you get to use Playwright-Sharp with Firefox, thank Meir! Meir Blachman is doing most of the job on the Firefox project.Playwright-Sharp is going to use consolidate both calls into an EvaluateAsync method and it will use esprima-dotnet to determine if the string being passed in is a function or an expression.īig thanks to Sébastien Ros for that awesome project! This caused some confussions and errors in users, passing a function to the expression function or vice-versa. Puppeteer-Sharp has two sets of methods to execute javascript code: EvaluateExpressionAsync and EvalauteFunctionAsync. So now, we are focused on Chromium and Firefox.
We coded all the tests we need to get to v0.10.0. We are making significant progress on the project.
0 kommentar(er)
