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[InfiniteStateMachine]

Oh man, Procedural Death Jam looks awesome. Unfortunately, I'm just now seeing this, and I'm already working on something. My current project could fit in (With a few minor tweaks), but I'm sure not going to rush to the end of it just to get it in...

I'd love to do one of these game jams, but I'm always in the middle of a project... Oh well. Maybe someday.

I hear ya, I'm behind on work because I jut did the cyberpunk game jam. I'm hoping if I can catch up I can maybe get a day to do a quick game.

[InfiniteStateMachine]

Now that they have stuff like the haxelib commandline tool for getting libraries (similar to nuget or aptget etc) things are a lot easier.

I gave Haxe a spin before and after haxelib was integrated. It's night and day as far as setup is concerned. Haxelib made the entire setup process a breeze, I could get things set up and running in minutes. Throw in FlashDevelop as the IDE and you're looking at a pretty capable development system.

It's good to see that HaxeFlixel is still kicking. I love the new website they put up, much slicker than what they used to have. Flixel was one of my first game engines, and I actually used it to produce my first finished game. I learned a ton about game coding just from poking around in Flixel. I'm still sticking to Unity for now, they did a pretty good job with the new 2D tools. But it does my heart good to see Flixel still getting some solid support through Haxe. (and OpenFL)

I finished my first solo developed on Flixel too. Actually I remember you from the Flixel forums. My name on there I think is Alex.

That's one of the reasons I love haxeflixel, nostalgia :D The team has been updating it VERY frequently too.

[Nahar]

My first prototype/serious tryout/small game I've ever done!

As I'm very very bad at graphics, I kept them one-bit (black and white). It consists on an endless zombie-shooter with mouse aim and fire an top-down vision (like GTA2 or Alien Breed). It's very ugly but... I'm so happy because it's my first attempt!

[OniWorld]

Block generation system for a side-game: RENGA.

[brettchalupa]

Digging into SDL2 right now, just messing around with tiles. It has been a couple of years since I did game programming or used a compiled language. It is interesting coming back to game programming after taking a break.

[InfiniteStateMachine]

congrats nahar

Just bought what I think would generally be considered a intermediate C++ book in Effective C++. I had recently finished reading C++ Coding Standards which is a similar book.

The plan is to do a rewrite on a small OpenGL framework I hacked together previously but with better design overall. It's not really an issue of composition or anything like that, it's more like having proper const correctness and C++ specific issues.

Anyways C++ is one of those languages that continues to always have something interesting or weird popup. For better or worse that's a reason I really like studying that language.

[Kinaetron]

I've been implementing online leaderboard stuff for my latest project. Overall it went pretty well, but I almost lost my mind trying to fix a bug which posted the intial time twice 

[Julien]

I'm developing a web app with Struts.. 1.3 (this framework isn't maintained since 2008)
I'll keep looking for another job :D

[fractilegames]

I've been implementing online leaderboard stuff for my latest project. Overall it went pretty well, but I almost lost my mind trying to fix a bug which posted the intial time twice 

Just out of curiosity, how did you handle player authentication for the leaderboards?

And for the original thread topic: I'm working on replacing my character animation spaghetti code code with a proper blend tree.

[indie11]

making an endless running game, I get tired of my own ideas very quickly so I think this project will end in my prototype waste bin

[gimblll]

Rewriting AI pathing system in my racing game as the old one couldn't handle multiple routes (I just decided to add them). *sigh*

[mrKaizen]

I'm trying to end my soccer (mini) game done with phaser - my first html5 project that need to work on desktop and mobile.
The library is good, I'm using a bit of anything from tweens to particles to physics, but I must honestly say I don't like to code in js/html - sometimes it's hard to find errors and there isn't a real right way to do stuff, you need to find an editor with (if possible) the auto-completion and the way you create different types of vars on js is for me soooo bad... Thank Zod Phaser has a lot of tutorials.
In any case, a lot of stress for me :D 

[diegzumillo]

Movement controls for a metroidvania kind of game.

[AODBAMF]

Writing my own GUI library that I will be using in both the game and the editor/other tools, just finished the tab control. Next up will be text/number fields and radiobuttons. Simple stuff but motivating when it works as intended right away.

[makerimages]

Wrote up a Java networking test here with fuuuu. Gonna try it out in a bit.. hope it works

[s_l_m]

Wall Jumps. A lot more difficult to make work than one would assume.

[Graham-]

cloning the right objects in a nested hierarchy. which ones are the right ones?

[Johnman]

I got my 4X game to use a local server and client for single player games so I can use the same code in single and multiplayer. Very proud I am.

[mft-dev]

Currently working on the port of an ancient, creaking behemoth of an industrial equipment spec'ing application, that also happens to be business critical. It was coded  conjured up from the bowels of Hell itself by a squad of disease ridden monkey-shamen with a taste for Italian dishes.

Tomorrow is my day off and I get to play with my fledgling dx11 engine, lighting shader is on the slate - yay!

[Slader16]

A 2D platformer point-and-click pathfinding system