Devlog #2:
It’s been a long time since my last devlog (during which I learned RUST (thanks to Freecodecamp and BekBrace). In the end I was finally able to put my Rust crypto library to the test against PyNaCl to see if writing raw bindings was actually worth the effort. I wrote a benchmark script to measure execution times for encryption, signatures, key exchange, and hashing across both backends, but only after running a cross check to guarantee that both libraries produce bit for bit identical results. The results were amazing: Rust won ten out of the thirteen test cases with a mean of 2x gain respect PyNaCl and a 2x lost in 3 test cases.
In the end I opted for RUST for it’s velocity and possibility to control the raw code.
I’ve started this project this afternoon and I’m already surprised by the complexity I’ve found in it by exploring different peer to peer (P2P) libraries. My first idea was to build S.E.G.R.E.T.O. as a web app using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. I investigated PeerJS because it makes web connections easier, but I misunderstood the role of its server and thought it stored messages. So as I didn’t want to depend on a server or on several pcs I researched a local P2P architecture where every device acts as both client and server. So after an excruciating research I’ve finally opted for a web app using HTML for graphic + python to host server and I’ve found out that I can create my own python wheels with rust (so wish me luck and I’ll dive right into this mess of learning practically everything).
The screenshot is teh beginning of the REPO
Finally finished the project. Shipping date, please upvote
Devlog #2:
After recurrent problem in my first Repo while creating the engine with JS, and the frontend with HTML and CSS I decided to eliminate that project and starting from scratch in Unity, that’s why I lost 2:30h of my last project.
Althought all this problems this is where I’m right now with the first Window (dragable, resizable, maximize and minimize) even if it has several rendering bugs
I’ve started creating my story and planning all visuals/style of the game.
I’ve just finished the first mission of chapter 1, this took me more time than expected but I like the realism it’s getting.
Stay tuned for more updates!!!
Ship
This is the first version of my NNFS in python, I’m gonna add more activation functions etc…
