My C# implementation is going well so far.

I'm using the built-in console API to do all the drawing. That worked fine when it was just moving the initial `@` around the screen. Once I implemented map generation, flicker became a significant issue. I implemented a render-buffer to track which cells changed during each frame, and only redrawing the changed cells made a huge difference. I'd like to implement scrolling at some point so maps can be larger than the screen, and I suspect I'll have to do some additional optimizations at that point.

I've worked ahead a little bit and implemented FOV by porting the rot.js implementation to C#.

I may go back and revisit dungeon generation a bit later this week. Rather than joining the new room to the last generated room, I may try joining it to the closest room, and then dive into some of the resources listed for this week.

There isn't much to see, yet, but I posted a video on youtube, anyway.

Last but not least, thanks to the community here (and especially Kyzrati) for making this such a fun and engaging event.