No, I just like it because it stays out of my way and keeps things tidy. It also handles workspaces better than any other DE.
Godot 3.0 Release
Evan Jackson
Owen Edwards
Declaring a variable "var" only means "figure the type out on your own, compiler". The compiler will do it at compile time if it can, otherwise it will raise an error and you will have to declare the type yourself. This means if you have a function
int PooInLoo();
and a variable
var amount = PooInLoo();
then the compiler can figure out that "amount" is of type "int" on its own instead of you having to write it down yourself. In general you should use var when you can, it makes the code more flexible at no cost. If you want to see what type "amount" has you just have to look up the declaration of "PooInLoo()".
Isaiah Collins
Evan Hughes
I use Gnome but I can't imagine the agony of using it without at least 5 choice extensions.
Camden Sullivan
I'm curious about this, is this really recommended? Isn't this a tradeoff in code clarity/readability?
Bentley Turner
Trying to turn Gnome Shell into a more traditional desktop via extensions never works well. You'd be better off using literally any other desktop if you can't learn to like Gnome 3 for what it is.
Julian Clark
Why are you so pissy about a goddamn game engine/editor?
Ian Williams
You just can't resist, can you?
Nolan Gomez
GNOME is fine but certain things like the alt-tabbing being across work-spaces, lack of a dock, and the top-corner make it unbearable.
Of course I don't make it into Cinnamon.
William Taylor
Godot supports web-assembly (probably though emscripten) so you can run your games on any platform without using JRE or the Unity Plugin.
You can also use your existing C# and C++ code (probably GOAT Obj-C too but im not 100%) in addition to their python-centric scripting language.
Game objects are treated just like UI widgets in your scripts/code and you instance them into your trees.