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5 responses to “Handmade hero”

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   Pablo Bernardo

   8 September, 2015

   @nosolosw Una gran idea y un enfoque didáctico que me gusta. Necesitamos más creadores, también en esto.

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   Manuel Ortega

   8 September, 2015

   @nosolosw Qué bueno! El vídeo introductorio ! Emocionante!

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   Andrés

   8 September, 2015

   @manuel @voylinux y tanto! Es emocionante por lo que tiene de aprendizaje a nivel personal, pero también por lo que tiene de propuesta ética. Altamente recomendable la entrevista que enlazo al final del artículo:

   «- It almost seems like Handmade Hero is a reaction to the ubiquity of game engines like Unity and Unreal, which have made it so easy for small developers to get a foot in the door of game development. Do you think that ubiquity is a bad thing?

   – No, on the whole I think it’s a good thing. I think we want to have tools that allow people to make games quickly. We’ve undoubtedly already seen good games come about because of Unity, Unreal, Flash, Game Maker etc., that never would have happened without them. But I do think there are two downsides to this trend, and they are downsides we can (and should) be taking steps to correct.  The first problem is that if everyone in the next generation of game developers decides to use a pre-fab engine, who will be left to make the new engines? […] The second problem is that we have not yet succeeded in creating game engines that truly remove the low-level programming component entirely.»

   Siento que esto es completamente análogo al mundo del desarrollo web y cosas como la elección de frameworks http://oandre.gal/una-critica-a-la-arquitectura-spring-clasica/ Tus elecciones tecnológicas conforman una manera de estar en el mundo: http://oandre.gal/dos-fuerzas-contrapuestas-inversion-y-amortizacion/ 

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   Manuel Ortega

   8 September, 2015

   RT @nosolosw @manuel @voylinux y tanto! Es emocionante por lo que tiene de aprendizaje a nivel personal, pero también por lo que tiene de propuesta ética. Altamente recomendable la entrevista que enlazo al final del artículo:

   «- It almost seems like Handmade Hero is a reaction to the ubiquity of game engines like Unity and Unreal, which have made it so easy for small developers to get a foot in the door of game development. Do you think that ubiquity is a bad thing?

   – No, on the whole I think it’s a good thing. I think we want to have tools that allow people to make games quickly. We’ve undoubtedly already seen good games come about because of Unity, Unreal, Flash, Game Maker etc., that never would have happened without them. But I do think there are two downsides to this trend, and they are downsides we can (and should) be taking steps to correct.  The first problem is that if everyone in the next generation of game developers decides to use a pre-fab engine, who will be left to make the new engines? […] The second problem is that we have not yet succeeded in creating game engines that truly remove the low-level programming component entirely.»

   Siento que esto es completamente análogo al mundo del desarrollo web y cosas como la elección de frameworks http://oandre.gal/una-critica-a-la-arquitectura-spring-clasica/ Tus elecciones tecnológicas conforman una manera de estar en el mundo: http://oandre.gal/dos-fuerzas-contrapuestas-inversion-y-amortiza …

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