A kind of Augmented Reality programming game that makes you a better programmer.
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Zed A. Shaw 16aa91742c It now uses tcell colors to show build status and when you die. 10 months ago
builder It now uses tcell colors to show build status and when you die. 10 months ago
config It now uses tcell colors to show build status and when you die. 10 months ago
data More refactoring into nice little directories. data/types.go is because go is a wimp that can't handle cycles. 10 months ago
debug Move the logging to a separate logger so we can do a tui. 10 months ago
game It now uses tcell colors to show build status and when you die. 10 months ago
tools/cmd/tester First ability to build itself. 10 months ago
.gitignore Now have a GUI that just uses tcell, after tying a few others it's the easiest. 10 months ago
.ttarpit.json It now uses tcell colors to show build status and when you die. 10 months ago
Makefile It now uses tcell colors to show build status and when you die. 10 months ago
README.md First commit. 10 months ago
go.mod It now uses tcell colors to show build status and when you die. 10 months ago
go.sum It now uses tcell colors to show build status and when you die. 10 months ago
main.go It now uses tcell colors to show build status and when you die. 10 months ago
ui.go It now uses tcell colors to show build status and when you die. 10 months ago

README.md

Turing's Tarpit

A game for programmers. It watches you code and if you make too many mistakes you "die."