Navigating the Challenges of Building an Open Source Metaverse
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ส.ค. 2024
- Meet Adrian, the one-man army Unity developer and metaverse pioneer!
With 2M+ downloads on his games, he's a Decentraland contributor and CTO in the "Sugar Kingdom" blockchain gaming project. Adrian is now the Head of Development at Unyted.
Get ready for insights and inspiration in this exciting AMA where we talk about the challenges of building an open source metaverse.
Questions:
1. As a Unity developer who has worked on game development and two metaverse platforms Decentraland and now Unyted.world, what are the challenges you've faced while building metaverse platforms compared to traditional game development?
2. How does open-source development play a role in creating a metaverse, and what advantages does it bring to the table?
3. Since you worked for Decentraland and are now working for Unyted, in terms of scalability, what are some strategies you've employed to handle a large number of concurrent users in the metaverse?
4. Privacy and data security - how do you address these concerns while maintaining an open-source approach?
5. What are the primary technical limitations you've encountered while building a metaverse? How have you overcome them?
6. What role do blockchain and NFTs play in the development of the metaverse. How are they integrated into your project?
7. What advice do you have for developers interested in building metaverse platforms and contributing to open-source projects?
Thank you for watching!
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Love the idea of an open source metaverse. Can’t wait to see where it goes!
This topic is so timely! Excited to learn more.
Really interesting points about community involvement.
Great insights! It’s definitely a complex challenge.
I loved to be here! Cannot wait for the nexts ones!
Thank you Adrian, it was a pleasure!🧡
How do you think funding will work for open source projects?