Asm-Blox - A Game Based on WebAssembly That No One Asked For
Offered By: EmacsConf and Emacs hangouts via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the creation of asm-blox, a WebAssembly-based game, in this 16-minute conference talk from EmacsConf 2022. Dive into the game's architecture, inspired by TIS-100, and learn about WebAssembly's core concepts including stack operations, numeric commands, boolean operations, and control flow. Discover how modules are implemented and tackle a sample puzzle. Examine the game loop, a tic-tac-toe implementation, and various Emacs-specific features like text properties, code cells, and undo functionality. Gain insights into handling parentheses and converting assembly text to executable code. This talk provides a unique perspective on combining WebAssembly and Emacs for game development.
Syllabus
.000 Introduction
.680 TIS-100
.960 WebAssembly
.040 Basic stack operations
.640 Numeric commands
.680 Boolean operations
.400 Port operations
.240 Control flow
.720 Modules
.480 Puzzle
.040 The game loop
.200 Tic-tac-toe
.880 Text properties
.800 Code cells
.920 Undo
.560 Parentheses
.360 Assembly text to executable code
Taught by
EmacsConf and Emacs hangouts
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