Real-Time Games with Dart - Dominik Roszkowski, Felix Angelov :: Flutter Forward
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- Опубликовано: 16 сен 2024
- In this talk we’re going to show how to run Dart on the backend to drive a simple real-time multi-player game across multiple platforms. We’re going to play with flame game engine and try to reuse some code between client and server.
* Felix Angelov is a Principal Engineer and Head of Architecture at Very Good Ventures. He previously worked at BMW where he pioneered the transition to Flutter. In addition to working with clients, he is also a dedicated open source creator and maintainer. Felix created the bloc library, which is one of the most popular state management libraries and has been named a Flutter Favorite by Google. verygood.ventu...
* Dominik Roszkowski is Google Developer Expert in Flutter eager to create beautiful apps for mobile and desktop. He is building Visible ( / visible_health , used to work as Principal Engineer at Very Good Ventures and co-founded Flutter Europe conference. He is active speaker on local meetups and writes Flutter-related articles on his blog roszkowski.dev/.
"Absolutely blown away by the insightful presentation on running Dart on the backend for real-time multiplayer games!
🚀 Dominik Roszkowski and Felix Angelov's demonstration with the Flame game engine was both engaging and informative. The seamless code reuse between client and server opens up exciting possibilities. Kudos to the talented speakers for showcasing the power of Dart in the gaming realm. Huge thanks to the RUclips channel owner for curating such valuable content! 🙌 #FlutterForward #GameDevMagic"
DartFrog + GraphQL would be awesome pair
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Its awesome!
Good presentation. How about peer-to-peer(s) in the browser?
Thanks !
What other type of applications can web-sockets be used on? For example, if there's a device that asynchronously transmits data over UDP, would web-sockets be the way Flutter could read that data?
Is there anywhere all codes??
Seems complex. Please present your ideas visually. Makes much more sense if you do.
It seems overly complicated