Hooray, We're Back

[bmelts]

But where did we go?

[bartbes]

Did rude just.. hate us? In that case he made at least 20,000,000 people suicidal.

[bmelts]

rude should know as well as anyone that you can't stop love.

[zachwlewis]

Oh, it was downtime? I thought I was just getting internet-blocked.

[bartbes]

There is a site called http://downforeveryoneorjustme.com, but yeah, there's even a site called http://twoyoutubevideosandamotherfuckingcrossfader.com.

[zachwlewis]

http://downforeveryoneorjustme.com

Yeah, I like that site, but... Blocked.

[bartbes]

Blocked? Is your internet controlled by Apple?
(don't hate now, for I am mod!)

To add some context I will add some IRC log:

<Ljdp> awww, I was gonna make an LOVE port for iPhone till I read "No interpreted code may be downloaded and used in an Application "
<Ljdp> ghey
<bartbes> "Apple Store: The Fascist's Store"

[zachwlewis]

<Ljdp> awww, I was gonna make an LOVE port for iPhone till I read "No interpreted code may be downloaded and used in an Application "
<Ljdp> ghey
<bartbes> "Apple Store: The Fascist's Store"

Why can't we develop in iLove then compile before release?

[bmelts]

Why can't we develop in iLove then compile before release?

Well, the easiest (and LÖVE-liest) way would be to write the iLove app as a pure engine, and have the .love file itself as a file one adds as a resource to the project, or something along those lines - like how the Mac love.app already works for packaging the engine and game together.

Not that this is the only possible way of doing things, of course.

[bartbes]

I mentioned that in IRC.