Ed Duarte
@ed-duarte.bsky.social
Senior Software Engineer 📍 Zürich
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Ed Duarte
@ed-duarte.bsky.social
· Dec 17
Ed Duarte
Senior Software Engineer based in Zurich, Switzerland. Co-founder of two tech startups and author of five research papers.
EdDuarte.com
Finally made the jump, so here's an intro: I’m Ed Duarte, a Software Engineer based in Zürich, Switzerland. I work primarily on Backend, System Design and CI/CD. Side-quests include: gamedev, producing music, watching movies and studying film history. Check out my website: EdDuarte.com
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Hey, this is pretty cool - @pcgamer.com gave UFO 50 their 2024 award for Creative Achievement! 🩷
www.pcgamer.com/games/action...
"There's so much going on in this absurdly ambitious compilation that we've given it an award designed to celebrate its sheer dedication to the craft."
Thank you!!!
www.pcgamer.com/games/action...
"There's so much going on in this absurdly ambitious compilation that we've given it an award designed to celebrate its sheer dedication to the craft."
Thank you!!!
December 19, 2024 at 9:29 PM
Hey, this is pretty cool - @pcgamer.com gave UFO 50 their 2024 award for Creative Achievement! 🩷
www.pcgamer.com/games/action...
"There's so much going on in this absurdly ambitious compilation that we've given it an award designed to celebrate its sheer dedication to the craft."
Thank you!!!
www.pcgamer.com/games/action...
"There's so much going on in this absurdly ambitious compilation that we've given it an award designed to celebrate its sheer dedication to the craft."
Thank you!!!
Reposted by Ed Duarte
Really cool research project using Automerge for game development. The goal is to help teenagers get started with programming by letting them collaboratively build games as simply as using Google Docs, and without having to first learn Git and the rest of the traditional software development stack.
At @inkandswitch.com we are starting a new project to research better version control tools for making games.
One hypothesis: collaborating on a game should initially be as simple as working on a Google Doc, with concepts like branching introduced gradually as needed.
One hypothesis: collaborating on a game should initially be as simple as working on a Google Doc, with concepts like branching introduced gradually as needed.
December 18, 2024 at 10:14 AM
Really cool research project using Automerge for game development. The goal is to help teenagers get started with programming by letting them collaboratively build games as simply as using Google Docs, and without having to first learn Git and the rest of the traditional software development stack.
Finally made the jump, so here's an intro: I’m Ed Duarte, a Software Engineer based in Zürich, Switzerland. I work primarily on Backend, System Design and CI/CD. Side-quests include: gamedev, producing music, watching movies and studying film history. Check out my website: EdDuarte.com
Ed Duarte
Senior Software Engineer based in Zurich, Switzerland. Co-founder of two tech startups and author of five research papers.
EdDuarte.com
December 17, 2024 at 10:05 PM
Finally made the jump, so here's an intro: I’m Ed Duarte, a Software Engineer based in Zürich, Switzerland. I work primarily on Backend, System Design and CI/CD. Side-quests include: gamedev, producing music, watching movies and studying film history. Check out my website: EdDuarte.com