Combat | RPG in Go | Ep. 9

[@ChKiVa]

These lessons are incredible!
I wanted to learn Go for web development, but now I definitely want to finish my game project. The presentation of the material is as clear as possible, you are the best, don't stop!

[@CodeCupboard]

I am so happy to see this series back!

[@valeriiruchko5146]

let's goooooo

[@911milk]

This is awesome to see. I recently started experimenting with Ebitengine since I use Go pretty heavily at work and this tutorial series has been a fantastic reference.
You do a great job of explaining concepts in a clear and entertaining way that makes it easy for my ADHD brain to stay focused.
I’d love to see more content about your experience with Go. How did you get started with it? Why have you stuck with it? What do you like/dislike about it? How does its game dev capabilities compare to other languages? Things like that.
Keep up the great work!

[@raknison]

Thank you for just another great episode.

[@natethor]

Thank you for continuing this Go series!

[@abhinavadarsh7150]

We're so back

[@DenDenn1]

Awesome!!

[@L0wPressure]

I have not checked yet, maybe you have it somewhere - but I’m really interested in your neovim setup - looks clean! And good job with the tutorials, looks interesting :)

[@codingwithsphere]

I made a video on it a few weeks ago ! It has a link to my config in the description

[@joaopedrorafaelsantossilva5880]

Waiting for more episodes of this serie, or more content about ebitengine

[@jakajhah-0]

This is so cool!! Btw cutscenes when?

[@txarli]

oh yeah! 🤩

[@brunomello7499]

hell yeaaaahhh

[@somenoe-com]

Do you have a roadmap? I'm curious about how far you plan to make in this series.

[@yofox]

thanks for tutor bro