Video might still be processing when this goes live, so the quality might take a minute for full HD. Sorry about that! Action cable is confusing, so here's a quick intro that involves drawing to a canvas! :)
This is SWEET! Idk how you have time for all these videos. Something cool would be to build a sort of checker/chess board so two people could play in realtime and move icons around an image. I just turned on the bell notifications, if that ever get's made I'll be the first one here :D
I've done chess before, but I don't think it was realtime. I don't think it would be terribly difficult to get that working, so I'll add it to the list and we'll see what happens next week 😇
@@Deanin yeah it would be cool to see! Maybe not as much as the logic, but moving tokens around on a board would be neat to see. Might be interesting, if you want to drag them I wonder if you would then need to create a grid system to detect which grid the token was drag and dropped on? either way, thanks again this is cool!
I ended up doing something similar to this in today's video, thought you might enjoy it. Although it does use JavaScript for the chess logic, you could port that part over to Ruby. :) ua-cam.com/video/c8JlYmYGR7E/v-deo.html
Yeah, I'm definitely eyeing doing something like that. I just have to look into it a bit more to figure out how it works. Hopefully I'll even have a video like that out this week 👀
Video might still be processing when this goes live, so the quality might take a minute for full HD. Sorry about that!
Action cable is confusing, so here's a quick intro that involves drawing to a canvas! :)
and deanin with new stuff in his bucket .. as always
awesome!
This video is lit. Thanks mate.
Great use of web-sockets I love this really cool since ive only thought of using them for things like messages and notifications
This is awesome
Thank you! You're pretty awesome too 😌
amazing : )
This is SWEET! Idk how you have time for all these videos.
Something cool would be to build a sort of checker/chess board so two people could play in realtime and move icons around an image.
I just turned on the bell notifications, if that ever get's made I'll be the first one here :D
I've done chess before, but I don't think it was realtime. I don't think it would be terribly difficult to get that working, so I'll add it to the list and we'll see what happens next week 😇
@@Deanin yeah it would be cool to see! Maybe not as much as the logic, but moving tokens around on a board would be neat to see.
Might be interesting, if you want to drag them I wonder if you would then need to create a grid system to detect which grid the token was drag and dropped on?
either way, thanks again this is cool!
I ended up doing something similar to this in today's video, thought you might enjoy it. Although it does use JavaScript for the chess logic, you could port that part over to Ruby. :)
ua-cam.com/video/c8JlYmYGR7E/v-deo.html
@@Deanin YES!
This is really cool. Would you be able to create different sessions, like Jackbox games with their own id?
Yeah, I'm definitely eyeing doing something like that. I just have to look into it a bit more to figure out how it works.
Hopefully I'll even have a video like that out this week 👀
@@Deanin nice man, I've been trying to find a tutorial on a turn based two player card game but all i found was one done in react and node
I'll add a turn based card system to the list! Just gotta figure out an easy enough card game to implement lol
Check DM man.