Twine: Confessions of a Deadbeat Project Leader
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Twine has recently exploded as a tool for DIY game creation, but it has a long, tangled development history. This talk takes an honest look at this history from the point of view of its original creator, providing both an inside look at everything from early attempts that didn’t quite hit the mark to ongoing work on a browser-based rewrite. This talk will also cover the joys and frustrations of leading a small open source project. In particular, it will discuss the decisions that led to Twine development bogging down and what factors led to the success it has found.
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Twine: Confessions of a Deadbeat Project Leader
- 1. Twine: Confessions of a Deadbeat Project Leader Chris Klimas @twofoldsecret @twinethreads No Show Conference 15 Sep 2013
- 2. 1. How Twine happened
- 11. :: Hello, world [greeting] This is a passage in Twee. :: And this is another That’s all there is to it.
- 17. This story was created with Twine and powered by TiddlyWiki
- 19. Patchwork Girl by Shelley Jackson
- 22. 2. Why I turned my back on Twine
- 24. To: Chris Klimas Subject: Twine I think Twine is the best program ever made...
- 25. To: Chris Klimas Subject: Twine I think Twine is the best program ever made… … why don’t you add voice recording?
- 26. To: Chris Klimas Subject: Twine I think Twine is the best program ever made… … but it crashes when I run it on my computer.
- 32. 3. Why I’m back
- 36. 2.0, not 1.4
- 42. You can mix **Markdown formatting**, <<macro calls> and <a href=” javascript:alert (‘hi’)”>HTML</a>.
- 45. twinery.org/2
- 48. klimas@gmail.com
- 49. 4. Coda