At my next job, I felt like I was ready to try out some of the concepts I was reading about. I had just finished the unenviable task of patching dozens of bespoke tools to support a new peripheral. These tools had all been haphazardly built by cloning the last one and swizzling its code to support the new product; at its core there were really only two use cases. I proposed a single, unified codebase to replace them all. I spent months building a generic tool-building toolkit, infinitely configurable via XML. Solving 80% of the problem was reasonably straightforward, but the last 20% had me doing absurd contortions like defining a bidirectional algebra for specifying the structure of a serial number string. I was undaunted; I powered through and ended up with something that worked pretty well for the first use case, even if writing the XML was a little bit tricky sometimes.
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The platforming is challenging enough that I had to focus to get through the demo, which lasts about 75-90 minutes. There's almost always something going on in the background or foreground too. This game from Weappy Studio is shaping up to be quite something. I can't wait to play the full thing when The Eternal Life of Goldman hits PC, Nintendo Switch, PS5 and Xbox Series X/S, hopefully later this year.