Im unsure how a game can be implemented in the frontend with python while not moving all of the game logic into the backend.
Is there an easy way to do this?
Im unsure how a game can be implemented in the frontend with python while not moving all of the game logic into the backend.
Is there an easy way to do this?
Im unsure how a game can be implemented in the frontend with python while not moving all of the game logic into the backend.
Is there an easy way to do this?
Easiest path is frontend JavaScript. Flask/Python can just decide whether to render the mini-game and optionally store highscores. Doing the game loop in pure backend Python isn't practical for this use case.
> Im unsure how a game can be implemented in the frontend with python while not moving all of the game logic into the backend.
> Is there an easy way to do this?
Easiest path is frontend JavaScript. Flask/Python can just decide whether to render the mini-game and optionally store highscores. Doing the game loop in pure backend Python isn't practical for this use case.
Would it be acceptable to write the game in js even tho it might go against what the uni task expects? Tho js would definitely be the absolute obvious way to go.
Would it be acceptable to write the game in js even tho it might go against what the uni task expects? Tho js would definitely be the absolute obvious way to go.
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question is, which game?
Im unsure how a game can be implemented in the frontend with python while not moving all of the game logic into the backend.
Is there an easy way to do this?
Tho i would like to make a game like doodle jump
Easiest path is frontend JavaScript. Flask/Python can just decide whether to render the mini-game and optionally store highscores. Doing the game loop in pure backend Python isn't practical for this use case.
Would it be acceptable to write the game in js even tho it might go against what the uni task expects? Tho js would definitely be the absolute obvious way to go.
no clue - lets leave it at prio backlog for now...