Breakout
Becoming a GitHub Star
I'm honored to be listed among the fine folks of the GitHub Stars program, which gathers shining individuals from the world’s largest open source community, though I still think I got mistaken for someone else.
Enclave Games Monthly Report: May 2017
May was a busy month for all kinds of Gamedev.js events in Warsaw - from a workshop, through hackathon, to a special edition of the meetup.
Enclave Games in 2015, and plans for 2016
The past 2015 year was moderately good for me and for Enclave Games. Check out the article if you're interested in what happened over the last 12 months and what are the plans for the future.
Enclave Games Monthly Report: August 2015
Most of the month was taken over by js13kGames, obviously – sending more emails, accepting the entries and overall competition management. I also had the chance to run a gamedev workshop on another continent.
BrazilJS 2015 - meat, metal and oldschool
My first ever trip to South America lasted a week and ended a few days ago - thanks to Mozilla I was visiting Porto Alegre for BrazilJS, the biggest JavaScript conference in the world. Theme for this year was the ninetees (with Power Rangers and Back to the Future) as JavaScript just turned 20 years old, and all the breaks were filled with metal music.
Enclave Games Monthly Report: May 2015
This time the main focus was put on creating the gamedev materials, so there was little to none work done on the games themselves.
Enclave Games Monthly Report: April 2015
Since the last report from March (posted in the middle of April) I’ve focused on the Technical Evangelism activities with the Wizard Quest bugfixing in the meantime. I hope both projects will make me happy eventually.
Enclave Games Monthly Report: March 2015
With a major delay, but here it is – monthly report for March. It’s quite short, boring and a little bit pessimistic.
Enclave Games Monthly report: March 2014
I decided to close as many active projects as possible in March. Unfortunately I wasn’t able to close them all, only a few, but I can still focus on that in April. Let’s see how the March report look like: