The second meetup of the series in Warsaw was held last week, on March 15th - this time I was talking about A-Frame.
Last week, on March 14th, I went from Warsaw to Katowice for the joint event between Meet.js and Gamedev.js, a meetup we organized together - not the first one, and definitely not the last.
Finally, a not delayed Monthly Report. February was ok-ish given what were the plans - I haven't worked on any of the gamedev projects, but I did wrote a few articles and attended some events.
Almost two weeks ago, on February 22nd, the first WebVR meetup was organized in Warsaw - a collaboration between Gamedev.js, Meet.js and SwingDev.
I was invited to be a mentor at the Edukaton, a hackathon that was aiming to teach how not to get scammed - it was held on February 16th-18th in Warsaw.
Another monthly report delayed by three weeks - I really hope I'll catch up with the writing at some point.
I'm not sure if it's possible to go even deeper, but during the last weekend of January 2018 there was an event inside an event, that was part of the bigger event.
The history has come full circle - I was invited to become a judge in js1k, the same competition I was partly inspired by when creating my own, js13kGames.
The submission deadline for the js13kGames 2017 competition was September 13th, but it took almost half a year to finish that edition and be able to write a post mortem.
Let's look at the js13kGames 2017 competition from the perspective of those few months that already passed, see why this one was special, and why it have to change.