Congratulations!

I do the same! In fact I am doing that today :)

Will there be more details about what problem you're trying to solve? I can't tell from the blog or from the company home page.

yes! it has happened to me before too, and I ended up unplugging my controller [and then switched to Steam Deck]

aren't most gameboy games on a grid? ;)

React hooks weird me out enough that I go back to Vue. :-/

congratulations!

I wrote this up in a blog post but I think the comparison screenshots show that the improvement is minor www.redblobgames.com/blog/2025-10...

This is what I would expect. In calculus terms, "News" is the first derivative of the information, not the information itself. Unchanging information isn't "new".

Yeah! I like <output> but don't use it fully, and haven't done enough for screen readers. I've mostly used this to display the result of <input> elements, like this:

Minor request: could you link to the corresponding caniuse pages for these features, so that a year from now if someone's reading your page they can see if there's any progress from Safari? e.g. caniuse.com?search=final... and caniuse.com?search=dispose

Woah!!

Also notice the difference in the black line for the coastline — much smoother in the new code

yay!

I could, but there were also weird artifacts that I didn't like, so I'm looking for ways to intentionally add noise (maybe blue noise) without getting the other artifacts. But it's more work than putting the bug back in ;)

Yeah, it's because I was storing the elevation in two bytes, and the low byte got scrambled, so some of the elevations end up being higher or lower than they should be. And those glitches are at regular intervals, so it kind of looks neat :)

But now I am storing elevation as one float