New version of Decker, the Hypercard-like, with much improved non-English language support:

https://internet-janitor.itch.io/decker/devlog/909655/decker-154

I finished my next #Decker e-zine and it's out and can be read! https://zine.milliesquilly.com/issue26.html or back issues at https://zine.milliesquilly.com/

"Decker is command-line friendly: when built from source, it comes with Lilt, a standalone Lil interpreter which can (among other things) read, write, manipulate, and even execute Decker documents "headlessly". Lilt has even fewer dependencies than Decker itself, so it can also be compiled as a cross-platform APE executable, ready for writing run-anywhere shell scripts. Would you believe there's a Lil interpreter that runs on POSIX AWK? Decks are stored in a line-oriented text format which interoperates well with existing source control tools like Git and SVN.

"Decker includes no advertising, telemetry, gamification, or other intrusions on user privacy and autonomy. If you like #Decker, please share it with other people who might enjoy it. Build something that makes you happy." #hypercard

Petit dessin du samedi matin. J’ai tellement aimé le livre de Richard Adams Watership Down que je ne pouvais pas ne pas dessiner quelque chose à propos de ce livre. L’image est en 512*342 pixels, elle a été réalisée avec Aseprite et sera destinée à terme à aller dans un zine que je vais créer avec Decker (un logiciel absolument merveilleux dans lequel la frontière entre l’utilisation du logiciel et la conception de celui-ci devient très floue et qui s’inspire du logiciel Hypercards pour les plus anciens à qui ça parlerait)

Mucking about with Decker (http://beyondloom.com/decker/). Wanted to do something for Deck Month, but all I got are some mushrooms.

Anna Anthropy complains about the lack of tutorial for Decker, and promises documenting her progress with the tool #Decker #hypercard #InteractiveFiction

https://w.itch.io/greetings-traveler/devlog/555654/how-it-works