Casey Muratori Judges Our Digging Games | TheStandup
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A group of developers gather in a video call for a 'standup' meeting, where they play and evaluate various 'digging' games, offering humorous critique and tech-focused banter.
In this installment of 'TheStandup,' a group of programmers (ThePrimeagen, CMuratori, Teej_dv, and Trashh_dev) meet to review and play several small, experimental games focused on a 'digging' mechanic. The conversation spans from lighthearted commentary on game mechanics and performance, such as lag and frame rates in browser-based games, to discussions on software development processes like versioning, bug tracking, and deploying to production.
Throughout the session, they experiment with different games, including 'Scramble,' a collection of mini-games involving sand and water, and 'QWOP,' a notorious physics-based running game that they attempt to play and master. The atmosphere is informal and comedic, as they compare their development approaches, share funny anecdotes about game bugs, and navigate the technical limitations of the projects they've created.
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LockedWorth watching if: You are interested in software engineering, game development, or enjoy casual banter and comedy among developers. It is particularly relevant for those who follow the specific personalities involved.
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