Writting a meeting selector that can show if meeting room is free or full, how many seats it has and etc. It can also book meeting room from web interface and send a calendar invitation.
After this we are doubling with idea of rewritting our tool for access and roles. It is now in Ruby, but it is just unbelievably complicated and slow. Lot of bloat after several years.
Looking into nimble_parser so that I can port my Makeup library into nimble_parser instead of ExSpirit (which is awesome, although slower than it could be, please check it out).
Just like some cool guys I admire (@OvermindDL1, @jmitchell) have done, I’m exploring with an idris compiler backend for elixir. Let’s see if that way I get to learn Idris this time. 
Defold is my very favorite game development engine/tool right now. It is extremely excellent for 2D games. Engine basically never crashes. Very light weight. Tons of quality of life features. Can be extended with native code. It’s not great yet for advanced 3D games but support for that is growing.
Interesting, 2d with some slight 3d illusion is what I would be interested in either way. Do you know any good, free, resource/tutorial to take a look for learning it first time? If related to TCG/CCG’s better.
Have you built anything with it and made it available somewhere? thanks
