Whoop! Web terminal is working! Yeah, baby! Now with colour!

It's working for dungeon, which is great, but it'll clearly work in other contexts. My first thought was a basic bash terminal (I'll need to add some stuff to support vim, but I don't think it's going to be a step-change in difficulty).

I've just realised that I can do the "editor in 1kloc" stuff, /in JavaScript/, in the browser! That's going to be a giggle .

I've got rough ideas of some kind of text/CLI interface for the/a website, but I'm not really sure what I'd want to do with it.

But I'm so chuffed. Using CSS grid has make it so much easier than the alternatives. I don't have to worry about getting stuff in order, like I would with tables, and I don't have to mess with low level font stuff that canvas implies.

So, as is traditional, a list of what next?

• Scrolling
• Finish colours
• More chapters from the roguelike tutorial
• More monster behaviour
  • Flee at low heath
  • Game of life fungus
  • Flocking bats
  • Patrolling guards
• More level generation types (rooms and corridors, rather than caves)
• Light sources
• Equipment slots (main hand, off hand, body, legs, ...)
• Quests (or at least tasks)
• Persistence (save game, non fatal death)
• Multiplayer (maybe)