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Generating random terrains with Enu – a Nim lang based interactive sandbox
Generating random terrains in Enu 0.2 • Constantine Molchanov.
Enu is an interactive programming sandbox that helps learn programming through game creation. The author made it with children convenience in mind so it’s great for teaching kids programming. Just days ago, a long-awaited Enu 0.2 was released. It… | Constantine Molchanov | 20th Century Boy
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