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🎮 Wildbits F256K2 Show & Tell — Retro Homebrew Development Update
In this video I share progress on my latest Golf Solitaire project for the Wildbits F256K2, including gameplay updates, development changes, and some of the tooling I'm experimenting with.
Topics covered:
🃏 Progress on the new Golf Solitaire game
⌨️ Switching development workflow to the Fresh TUI editor
🐍 Updates to my numbers.py generator script with new define macro support
🛠 General development workflow changes and experiments
This is less of a tutorial and more of a show & tell / dev log while I continue learning and building retro hardware projects in my spare time.
If you're interested in:
F256K2 development
Wildbits systems
Retro programming
Homebrew game development
SuperBasic projects
Python tooling for retro workflows
Solitaire game implementations
…then you’re in the right place.
Feel free to leave suggestions or ideas for the game in the comments.
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By 🎮 Wildbits F256K2 Show & Tell — Retro Homebrew Development Update
In this video I share progress on my latest Golf Solitaire project for the Wildbits F256K2, including gameplay updates, development changes, and some of the tooling I'm experimenting with.
Topics covered:
🃏 Progress on the new Golf Solitaire game
⌨️ Switching development workflow to the Fresh TUI editor
🐍 Updates to my numbers.py generator script with new define macro support
🛠 General development workflow changes and experiments
This is less of a tutorial and more of a show & tell / dev log while I continue learning and building retro hardware projects in my spare time.
If you're interested in:
F256K2 development
Wildbits systems
Retro programming
Homebrew game development
SuperBasic projects
Python tooling for retro workflows
Solitaire game implementations
…then you’re in the right place.
Feel free to leave suggestions or ideas for the game in the comments.