IOW, I’ve given up on fixing bugs that I ran into in trying to migrate my somewhat-complex code from JS to TS and am “starting over” with a TS base. This is basically starting from a simple, working system and upgrading it to a complex, working system, rather than trying to start with a complex system. My plan today is to get that running locally. I’m actually starting with the screeps-typescript-starter package just to make sure I’m up-to-date. If you’re interested, follow along or if you’re reading this months from now, find an interesting topic and let me know what you think. But also, I’ll be focusing on each feature in the source base and explaining what I’m doing. I’m taking my current TypeScript code and improving it. So this season is a celebration of that fact. If I get up there, I want it to be because my code is good. Sure, you can look at someone else’s code, but … meh? I don’t want a shortcut to the top of the leaderboard. “Playing” Screeps means writing code, and figuring out AI problems. Writing your own code, step by step, you get to learn what works, what doesn’t, and how important different things are. There’s a lot to learn, and learning (say) physics by walking into a nuclear power plant is needlessly complex. It’s open source the low-hanging fruit has been picked.
#SCREEPS LOCAL SERVER DOWNLOAD#
It’s not like you download it then start making improvements right away. Sure, you could copy Overmind or one of the other complex, high-level packages, but contributing to those projects means understanding Screeps really well anyway. To me, the fun part of Screeps is writing your own code and seeing it run.
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