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Programming Languages@programming.devEnglish · 2 years ago

Release v1.0 of KataScript

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Release Oficcial Release v1.0! · brwhale/KataScript

After an overlong beta period, KataScript is now officially "ready for production"! I've been putting it to the test by having the main game logic of Floppy Cat Bow Golf rely almost entirely on Kat...

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Yeah, not a good look. My hands are tied, though.
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  I’m pretty sure you can delete releases. Probably worth a do-over
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    I’m not the owner, though.
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      Fair, I was saying if this was important to you that you might ping them and let them know.
      
      Obvious typos do not contribute much confidence that the author cares at all about quality.

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