21 Reflections for 2021 (As a Developer)

1

Trello

Organisation is key to having a clear path and mind in what your next goals should be. I use Trello, an online task management platform to organise my work. Read more about how I use Trello as a developer: Using Trello to organise your dev projects.

#Project Management #Task Management #Productivity 231 social mentions

2

itch.io

GameOff is a game development competition hosted by itch.io. For the GameOff 2020 competition, I submitted a game called “SaveTheSheep”. In 2021 I used the “bug” theme of the competition to make a “2.0SaveTheSheep”.

#Games #Comparison #Linux 7498 social mentions

3

Hacker Noon

Throughout 2021, I also discovered some other developer communities which I’ve become a part of such as Codenewbie, Hackernoon and Aviyel. I also kick-started the inspirezone community and Discord server as the starting point of the goal to grow a space where motivated developers can help keep each other accountable.

#Blogging Platform #Digital Publishing #Tech 15 social mentions

4

Godot Engine

View the source code for the game on GitHub which was built using Godot game engine.

#Game Development #Game Engine #3D Game Engine 444 social mentions

5

GitHub Actions

Another hackathon participation was the GitHub Action hackathon hosted by DEV. The goal is to submit a GitHub Action for the challenge designed to help maintainers, contributors or just as a fun way to interact with Actions.

#DevOps Tools #Continuous Integration #Continuous Deployment 272 social mentions