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This is not true at all.

There are solutions which don’t require a third party. These would be guaranteed to survive in case a third party shuts down with a long duration.

Paper: https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vQe-OF0Lw9lutf6a...

Last year I also released a barebones chart maker using only web components [0]. Meaning you can add a chart to your webpage with just an HTML tag. [1]

The functionality behind this and others are simple and allow the user to fully stylize however they'd like.

0: https://github.com/mothepro/lit-chart 1: https://mothepro.github.io/lit-chart/

I made this quite a while ago but finally got around to finishing & open sourcing it.

It is built using custom web components & uses the browsers peer to peer functionality to play against others.

Very open to any and all feedback, thanks!

Not necessarily, TURN servers should only be required for strict NAT. It seems that 92%* for connections are not behind strict NATs.

*https://developers.google.com/talk/libjingle/important_conce...

The same could be said about adblock. Most ads are not the horribly annoying like they used to be, so adblock is just immoral, stealing from the website content creator.

Thanks, hope it helps next time you need to debug.

I prefer TypeScript over plain JS and would like a strongly typed way for dealing with event emitters.

So, I created fancy-emitter. I figured there are many other improvements which could have been made to the events module so I tried to make use of all of them and make the underlying JS engine deal with the scheduling.

I made this same game a while ago with React too. https://sets.parkshade.com. :)

What was the biggest challenge you faced doing this project?

Open sourced the game ui and engine on GitHub as well. http://GitHub.com/mothepro/sets-game

In the hacker news Android app browser your page looks fine but the tests has no line height.

Proof: https://www.dropbox.com/s/cdn5agc7plbr8g3/Screenshot_2016-05...