Coding TETRIS in 3 Minutes

[@brockm2263]

i aint even gonna pretend i can understand this at that speed

[@divine203]

Lol, u can try running the source code, makes more sense when you see it in action

[@HerrDoktorWeberMD]

been seeing a whole bunch of "tetris from scratch" videos in my feed lately, this is an awesome exercise for programming, especially if you wanna learn to make games from scratch.

[@divine203]

Agreed. 💯

[@clarisrichter7966]

I've made countless grid based puzzle games over the past few years, but I've never really paused for a second to figure out how Tetris would be built. This video literally summed it up perfectly in 3 minutes.

[@Freeze-2222]

This is the most chaotic coding video I have ever seen lmao.

[@bluetoad07]

i am learning c currently, as well as how to make a game without an engine. i thought tetris would be a great exercise, and this video is perfect for giving me a rough idea of what i should be doing without telling me exactly what to write. thank you!!

[@hd-bild1513]

This video summaries more or less half of my first ever programming course at uni lol

[@gaargant]

guy makes god tier quality videos

[@GameCookDev]

I see you've used the gerarra hea at the end of the video, amazing😂

[@divine203]

😅 Thanx for letting me borrow it

[@stickmanland]

Underrated channel. 794 subs? lemme change that!

[@divine203]

Thanks a bunch ♥️

[@nakcy]

quality content

[@zervidas]

Why not try p5js

[@divine203]

i have actually, its a great library, simplifies most of the stuff canvas does. I guess its just more satisfying to me to write in proper canvas, perhaps to flex the "from scratch" badge :)

[@PaulMountney]

Ok, now for those of us like myself who cannot code at lightning speed, please make another where we can actually follow along. 😂

[@divine203]

Got it. I'll make the next one twice as fast

[@Rector-ku5no]

I did in 1 second

[@netking767]

subbed

[@Exotic69420]

pro

[@imaadhaq540]

2:34 why else if spam

[@mebestupid7134]

The processing time difference between if and switch statements is pretty much nonexistant when you're using 7 conditions

[@christianchung9412]

why braindead anti else if spam

[@imaadhaq540]

@@christianchung9412 I say it once!

[@imaadhaq540]

@@mebestupid7134 He already has the data stored inside the object and is literally just using the statements to index. neither an if nor a switch would be optimal. It is faster and shorter to just return this.pieces[type] or to just use that instead of having a function

[@divine203]

@@imaadhaq540 lol...funny enof until like a day ago, I didn't know accessing object properties using a variable as a key, was actually a thing in JS. Your right `return this.pieces[type]` is a more concise way to do it.

[@roletds2227]

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