Code, Creations, and Circuits

I have been a maintainer and contributor to the engo game engine since 2016. Engo is an open-source, cross-platform, ECS game engine written in the Go programming language based on ’engi’. It supports multiple platforms including desktop, web (WebGL), and mobile (Android/iOS) through the use of OpenGL, WASM, and GoMobile.

My contributions to the Engo engine include:

• Fixed bugs and created new features using the Issue Tracker on github.
• Created and maintained CI/CD pipelines using GitHub Actions to automate testing and deployment.
• Improved performance and memory management of the engine.
• Added support for iOS and Android using GoMobile.
• Added support for WebGL first using GopherJS and later using WASM.
• Created and maintained sample games and demos to showcase the engine’s capabilities.
• Improved documentation and created tutorials to help new users get started with the engine.
• Added support for custom shaders using GLSL.
• Implemented a collision system by hand capable of handling multiple shapes and types.
• Created a particle system for creating visual effects like smoke, fire, and explosions.
• Developed an audio system for playing sound effects and music.
• Created a TMX library for working with TMX files in the go programming language.
• Added support for tilemaps using the TMX library.
• Implemented font rendering using ttf fonts using the freetype library.
• Improved the ECS architecture and added new systems and components regularly.

I really love this little game engine the community has helped build over the years, and I am really proud to be a part of it! I plan to continue my work on the engine and to use the engine in my own game projects in the future.