API Writing Tool Summary

Destiny API Helper Tools

Players in a Destiny subreddit discuss the impact of the API being down on their gameplay experience.
One user mentions missing API tools like D2ArmorPicker, Braytech, DestinyOptimizer, and dungeon.report for various game-related tasks.
TodayInDestiny was mentioned for checking Eververse Calendar updates.
Users express mixed feelings about the inconvenience caused by the API outage.
Tools like D2ArmorPicker were praised for helping optimize builds quickly.
DIM was lauded for loadout features, with anticipation for in-game loadouts in Lightfall.

A Redditor shares details about a bullet writing tool they developed to address common writing headaches.
Features include bullet similarity suggestions, auto text compression, built-in Thesaurus, spellcheck, and more.
The tool can import bullets from Excel, Word, or Txt files but doesn't include bullet banks due to OPSEC reasons.

An upcoming book focusing on business applications using Godot is discussed.
The book will explore developing desktop software, a mobile app, and a productivity desktop tool with the engine.
Users share their positive experiences developing apps with Godot and express interest in the book.

Redditors discuss their preference for writing tools like Scrivener, Novlr, Microsoft Word, Google Drive, and Notion.
Some users highlight usage of Obsidian, Campfire, Google Keep, and Smartedit plug-in.
Tools like Google Docs, Pen & Notebook, and Grid Diary are mentioned for story writing.

Humorous comments and memes are shared related to the complexity and naming conventions in the Windows API.
Some users mention challenges and unconventional function names like lstrcpyW(), BEAR, BUNNY, and PIGLET functions.
Opinions vary on working with the Windows API, with comparisons to Linux and appreciation for API familiarity over time.