Look at this beautiful UI!

Just kidding, this is a throwaway UI to see if my code is working. I will (or at least will try to) make the Cardy Party website look good once all the functionality is done.
After fighting with Rust and calling my good friend Copilot for some help, I managed to make the client connect using a websocket to the server and then listen for any changes to the list of lobbies.
Yes, this is going to be the list of lobbies users will join. And yes, I wanted the list to update by itself instead of the user spamming a “refresh” button.
One of the decisions I had to ponder during my procrastination time was whether to resend the whole lobby list to the client or just the little changes whenever something happens. My buddy Claude advised me to resend everything every time because a desync can occur if a client happens to miss a message. Even though this isn’t a big problem with a high probability, it’s best to keep best practices. :)

(also, if you noticed the time difference from my last devlog… yes I have been procrastinating all that time)

Cardy Party

This is a project idea I had had before I learned about Stardance. This is my vision:

• Multiple card games
• Fully working multiplayer
• Freely creating and joining rooms
• English and Polish language support
• Maybe an account system and other persistent data (if I get to it)

As for now, all I have is the backend for the translation stuff. (I made it before setting up this project on Stardance)
The backend is in Rust, where I already had a bit of a fight with the dependencies for serving web pages lol.
For the frontend, I chose Vue as the JS framework, which is also interesting since this is my first time working with any framework!

(yeah im sort of making this devlog without any real progress, just to track time)