I think a better "point of view" can be omitted for better reading because everyone knows what you are talking about, which the sample code might not compatible on their machines or browsers

Right now I just merge PRs and fix up quirky YAML, but it would be nice if generate_docs.py actually got run by Travis and posted back. Opens the door to more validation around duplicates and such, too.

Currently documented bugs: The DSF Buglist for Diablo v1.09 (Lurker Lounge)

The goal of this issue is to document any new bugs we come across while examining the code that are native to the original game. This will help us fix them later on when we make mods/ports.

New bugs discovered (last update 06/24/18)

• When casting a

• Who should we send the letter to? CEO, CTO, ..?
• How sould we send the letter? Via email, post it oldskool, make a video, via social media..?

I recently introduced npm scripts to reliably get the correct tooling necessary to compile Citybound (see CONTRIBUTING.md). There are still some things that could be improved - I will try to do so whenever I find time for it, but if anyone wants to help earlier than that, I would really appreciate it.

• Make sure that npm run ensure-tooling installs correct rust nightly, rustfmt and clipp

Hi, this is really a nice work, this can become a greater tutorial but I think it needs some improvements because, I'm a beginner, and not everything is straightforward to understand. I have not yet completely read the whole article, I just stopped to first sections. The goal of this article is to be understandable for beginners but it uses a lot of terms not really introduced and therefore diffic

The spacing between the lines in the credits screen does not match the official D2 client. The spacing needs to be adjusted to accurately match what the original client does.

https://github.com/FormidableLabs/react-game-kit/blob/master/demo/slides/index.js#L36-L37
Adds both keyup and keypress listeners.
In Chrome/Edge, the arrow keys only fire keyup.
But in Firefox, both events get fired and it results in a double key press.
I don't know if it a matter of just removing the keypress handler? Or keeping both and handling it with some logic on the browser typ

Although it is not bad to let user practice more by typing property key on their own,
click to fill would somehow save a lot of time and give user one option to make their learning smoother than before.
How do you think? If it is good, I am willing to contribute

Python version: python3.7.2
AirtestIDE version: V1.2.0
Poco version: pocoui==1.0.76
Airtest version: airtest==1.0.27

Describe the bug
Airtest adb. exe runs test code 200x faster than Python's adb.exe. This means, people who visited this Airtest documentation might face this problem.

https://airtest.netease.com/docs/en/3_faq/script_related_faqs.html

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