If it pans out right, the next gen of memes could be games like the ones showcased here, and then people "fork" it, and change some of the code and make it their own.
I have nothing to do with repl.it, just really happy to see this.
If it pans out right, the next gen of memes could be games like the ones showcased here, and then people "fork" it, and change some of the code and make it their own.
I have nothing to do with repl.it, just really happy to see this.
Even further: Dub Music https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dub_music#%22Versions%22_and_e...
So if you take something like the official Eleventy starter, it has a page like this, and you can see who else has added it to a collection, etc. https://glitch.com/~11ty
Generally people are finding Glitch apps through their peers who make them, or embedded in the docs they read, or by someone sharing it at a hackathon or whatever, so we de-emphasized direct discovery on the homepage. If folks like being able to find things that way, I’m sure we’ll bring it back; it’s not a comment on the utility of having the ability to create, share & reuse millions of web apps easily, obviously we’re hugely in favor of that.