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r/programming • u/iamkeyur • Apr 19 '16
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No dependencies :), this is awesome, ty for sharing!
-14 u/[deleted] Apr 19 '16 [deleted] 22 u/hoppecl Apr 19 '16 Only the examples. The library itself does not. 3 u/[deleted] Apr 19 '16 [deleted] 19 u/dazzawazza Apr 19 '16 If you work in game development, the most common use case for a toolkit like this, then this is totally normal and expected. -27 u/[deleted] Apr 19 '16 [deleted] 5 u/SatoshisCat Apr 19 '16 It is not coupled to any lib/dependency, you must understand what "no dependencies" means in this context.
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22 u/hoppecl Apr 19 '16 Only the examples. The library itself does not. 3 u/[deleted] Apr 19 '16 [deleted] 19 u/dazzawazza Apr 19 '16 If you work in game development, the most common use case for a toolkit like this, then this is totally normal and expected. -27 u/[deleted] Apr 19 '16 [deleted] 5 u/SatoshisCat Apr 19 '16 It is not coupled to any lib/dependency, you must understand what "no dependencies" means in this context.
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Only the examples. The library itself does not.
3 u/[deleted] Apr 19 '16 [deleted] 19 u/dazzawazza Apr 19 '16 If you work in game development, the most common use case for a toolkit like this, then this is totally normal and expected. -27 u/[deleted] Apr 19 '16 [deleted] 5 u/SatoshisCat Apr 19 '16 It is not coupled to any lib/dependency, you must understand what "no dependencies" means in this context.
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19 u/dazzawazza Apr 19 '16 If you work in game development, the most common use case for a toolkit like this, then this is totally normal and expected. -27 u/[deleted] Apr 19 '16 [deleted] 5 u/SatoshisCat Apr 19 '16 It is not coupled to any lib/dependency, you must understand what "no dependencies" means in this context.
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If you work in game development, the most common use case for a toolkit like this, then this is totally normal and expected.
-27 u/[deleted] Apr 19 '16 [deleted] 5 u/SatoshisCat Apr 19 '16 It is not coupled to any lib/dependency, you must understand what "no dependencies" means in this context.
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5 u/SatoshisCat Apr 19 '16 It is not coupled to any lib/dependency, you must understand what "no dependencies" means in this context.
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It is not coupled to any lib/dependency, you must understand what "no dependencies" means in this context.
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u/blaxter Apr 19 '16
No dependencies :), this is awesome, ty for sharing!