#composable development

[wouldyourecognizethisperson-poll]

[chichapalabok]

AU where ritsu meets leo & izumi early on and doesn't get held back bcs leo befriends him immediately :')

falling out still happens tho

[underterminator]

hi tumblr

im on a dev team now!! and we need YOU.. (if yk how to code, build, compose music, draw storyboards, write scripts, etc)

pretty pls pls pls im begging you soo hard you def wanna join trust

take interest!! dm me here on tumblr, OR my discord account, itsgreyson.

OUR LOVELY BEAUTIFUL AWESOME FANTASTIC STAFF:

@starlikeswomen under coding, storyboards, etc

@ssmallbox under coding, animation, etc

@mythicserpent42 under music composition

@comicfizz under modeling

@glitchyy-error under structures/building

@astrxl-angel under… shirts?

AND ME!!! under structures/building :D

DON’T BE SHY!! REACH OUT TO US PLSPLSPLSPLS

but if you have questions pertaining to the game, check out @starlikeswomen!!!

(this is the part where i show you my super cool promo art for the game)

join the URGE team today!! contact me anytime, and i’ll get to you as fast as i can!!!

(which is likely within the same day!)

[bengustown]

looking for a composer willing to compose some tracks for an rpg maker horror game!

hi there! my name's penny and i'm currently looking to collaborate with a composer versed in piano/atmospheric tracks on a 50s/60s suburban-inspired RPG Maker horror game project i'm making. i have some visions for how the music might sound but i am flexible & overall willing to give as much freedom as you'd like! if you are interested or know anyone who might be interested in doing some collaborative work & maybe filling out your portfolio, please reach out to me via DM here or Discord (@/jokingmotive)!

you can find a short pitch document for my game here if you would like to know a few more details on what the game is about.

this is not a paid job, and more a collaborative project as unfortunately i am unemployed and currently a university student — but we can figure something out if you are in dire need of financial support.

any interest/contact is much appreciated, as i am currently struggling to work on the game with no music. sharing/reblogging would help a ton! <3

[akyrahaiato]

If i go insane blame it on my Main Hub OST

[canonical-transformation]

#*points* my rec #seriously though it's such a good fic #how come crack ends up having better/more compelling characterization than serious stuff? #genshin #rallying enjou fans and paimon appreciators and abyss princess lumine supporters with this #(and people who want the twins to remind us they aren't human every so often)

@hydrachea I can't speak in general, but in my case, comedy and fluff just happen way more easily(*), so the attention+thought I put into analysing character voice/dynamics for ostensibly serious-fic purposes gets channeled there 😭🙃

(* I.e. it feels like I generally spend months if not years painstakingly figuring out plot beats for an action/adventure or trying to figure out the cadence of a character study, whereas meanwhile the silly joke fics write themselves )

[colby-jac-cheese]

Developer Pitch – Whispers in the Deadlands 2D Exploration • Monster Documentation • Moral Consequences

Hi,

I’m Colby, a writer and worldbuilder developing a 2D exploration and survival game called Whispers in the Deadlands. I’m looking for passionate collaborators—artists, developers, and creatives—interested in crafting a haunting, lore-rich experience with meaningful player choice.

The Game Set in the ashen remains of a post-apocalyptic world, Whispers in the Deadlands follows Cal, a lone survivor navigating the ruins of buried cities to document the monstrous creatures that now roam the land. Armed with only a stick and a field journal, Cal must observe and survive each encounter, using knowledge—not brute force—to unlock new abilities and evolve his weapon.

A key mechanic centers around moral decisions. Survivors call out for help as Cal travels, and choosing whether or not to assist them impacts the world in real ways. Those left behind may die—and later return as enemies, twisted by the Deadlands. Every encounter becomes a test of survival, empathy, and consequence.

Core Features

Atmospheric side-scrolling exploration through ash-covered urban ruins

A journal system that rewards observation, tracking, and behavioral study of monsters

Weapon upgrades unlocked by mimicking creature abilities

A morality system where ignored survivors may return as future threats

Minimalist UI, immersive sound design, and a world steeped in history and loss

Looking For:

2D artists and animators

Programmers (Unity, Godot, or similar)

Sound designers/composers interested in ambient or eerie landscapes

Collaborators who care about quiet worldbuilding, mood, and meaningful design

If this resonates with you, I’d love to talk more about the project. Let’s build something strange, quiet, and unforgettable together.

— Colby Message me if you're interested

[alphachromeyayo]

Some fun sound design this afternoon...

Making a kinda gong sound with an underwater microphone and a big dirty mallet 🔨

[magneto-8]

Understanding the Methods for Implementing a Composable E-Commerce Structure in Your Business

Firms in today’s world require commerce solutions that can ease adaptation to fit, add to, and evolve with the dynamic business environment. The reality is that the level of agility showcased in this concept is slightly out of reach for a great many e-commerce companies due to their technology architecture.

The clear implication is that the future of e-commerce will move away from legacy technologies to a flexible and more modular technology strategy. For any business, a composable commerce solution is our best recommendation for implementation. This article will present in-depth guidelines for utilizing a composable e-commerce architecture for your company.  

How to Create a Composable E-Commerce System for Your Organization?

Composability, in the context of a business e-commerce architecture, is fitting together modular and interchangeable components to develop a flexible, scalable online platform. The steps below will guide you through the creation of a composable e-commerce architecture for your company in 2024. 

Building a Solid Base 

The architecture of Composable Commerce should first include a fundamental base as a starting point. A need exists to select a basic commerce platform that is highly customizable and easily interoperable with other services. 

For effective cart management, checkout, and lower-level inventory management, this core must be present. 

Selecting the Essential Elements 

Having built your leading platform, you are now ready to pick out the extra components that round out your e-commerce framework.

Integration and Orchestration

Selecting the components requires integration and orchestration, which are the subsequent steps. Establishing such a thing will be comparable to creating APIs and middleware to facilitate communication between the diverse parts and work together like an integrated system.  

Effective integration maintains a fluid data flow across the components, which provides critical support for keeping a real-time observation of business operations. 

Testing and Optimization

Testing all components to verify they function as needed will be crucial following integration. In that context, user testing, A/B testing, and performance testing could be done to solve problems related to the risk of impairing the performance of your campaign system.  

Significant to the process, continuous optimization supplies sufficient space for constant tweaking of views in response to customer inputs and fluctuating business needs.

Training and Change Management

Moving to a new architecture is about changing how your team works. Provide extensive training to all members of the team on how best to utilize the new system. 

Set up change management practices to pave the way to this transition and make the adaptation to the new system as smooth as possible.

Agility Maintenance

The beauty of a composable commerce solution is in its agility. While your business is growing and changing, the architecture of your e-commerce should be able to adapt quickly. Frequent review and updating of your components will ensure that your system stays efficient and competitive and corresponds to your ideas about the business.

The strategy for implementing a composable e-commerce architecture requires planning, proper component selection, seamless integration, rigorous testing, and optimization. With this in place, businesses can assemble a flexible, scalable, and efficient composable commerce solution that best meets their needs.

Closure

The strategy for implementing a composable e-commerce architecture requires planning, proper component selection, seamless integration, rigorous testing, and optimization. From the development of e-commerce platforms through omnichannel strategies to the implementation of new trends in digital marketing, companies can become composable, more agile, and future-proof.

With this in place, businesses can assemble flexible, scalable, and efficient solutions that best meet their needs. Go through the guide above to learn more about how to implement a composable e-commerce architecture for your business in detail. 

[toastermelody]

Qualia sisters designs GO (ft shitty mockups of their donut designs)

[gamebakers]

Are you ready to find out what makes the music in Cairn SING?

Save the date for Save And Sound and lets celebrate amazing music and sound design in games!

[cynicalmusings]

omg guys… musician!anaxa au… can you see the vision

[vitaspera]

the twins both inherently envying each other on certain traits that they personally believe are their worst

[hollandalbright]

Hi #PortfolioDay

I'm Holland- music composer looking for work in games and animation. I specialize in fantasy, neoclassical, orchestral, and piano music with memorable melodies and themes.

💼Portfolio & Contact: http://hollandalbright.com

[nonstandardrepertoire]

regarding the big Finale end-of-life announcement:

an offer without any expectation: i've been using the (free, open source) program LilyPond for all my sheet music engraving for years. i think it is powerful, flexible, and beautiful, but i also know that it has a steep learning curve and runs differently from many other programs. if you're curious about it, i'm always happy to talk about how it works, show you my process, and field any questions that come up for you if you decide to try it out. this is a standing offer; feel free to drop me a line about this at any time if you decide it's something that might be right for you!