Last week I was in a one-day gamejam focused on weird input interfaces. I thought I could be cool to create a game where the players have to interact with something more tangible than gamepad buttons.
GameJam about different input-interfaces
June 6th, 2019
coding, development, gamedev, General, HTML5, javascript, webgl
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Tetris with Physics
January 28th, 2019
coding, development, gamedev, HTML5, javascript
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One week ago I played with some friends to Tricky Towers in Nintendo Switch. It is a tetris-like game but with physics. I really enjoyed it so I decided to code my own.
Continue reading to know more about how I did it.
Continue reading »2018
January 2nd, 2019
General
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Like every year, here is a sumary of things that I did during this year.
Pixelart Face Generator
December 8th, 2018
coding, gamedev, General, graphics, javascript
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For a long time I wanted to create a random face generator just by mixing different face parts from a pool of facial traits, so a couple of months ago I decided to give it a try.
Web Experiment: Build Map Viz
December 30th, 2017
coding, development, gamedev, graphics, HTML5, javascript, webdevelopment, webgl
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Today experiment is a .MAP visualizer, for maps created with the Build Engine (Duke Nukem 3D) created by Ken Silverman.
My 2017
December 28th, 2017
personal
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Here is my list of remarkable things and achievements I accomplish this year.
Rendering One Frame
October 26th, 2017
coding, development, gamedev, graphics
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I keep finding blog posts of people analyzing how different engines manage to render one single frame. So I decided to put them together here:
And from Engines
Web Experiment: SID 6581 Visualizer
March 4th, 2017
coding, development, HTML5, javascript, webdevelopment
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I grew up listening to the music from my Commodore 64. As time goes by I still find those tunes interesting and I always wonder how did the musicians accomplish those sounds with such a limited hardware.
Last week I did this web experiment that visualizes the state changes in the chip synthetizer during the playback of any SID song.
Being A Developer After 40
April 27th, 2016
development
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Being a developer after 40, by Adrian Kosmaczewski
Very inspirational talk about being a coder over the 40s.
My recommendations from 2015
January 1st, 2016
personal
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Nothing specially surprising:
Movies: Mad Max Fury Road, Ex Machina, It Follows, Nightcrawler, The Good Dinosaur
Tv-Shows: The Knick, Rick & Morty, Silicon Valley, Halt and Catch Fire
Videogames: Factorio, Gang Beast, Spintires, Insurgency, Banished, Dirt Rally
Books: The Martian by Andy Weir, Story of your life by Ted Chiang.
