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• Name: Aqqorn
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• Created at: 2025-06-19T04:23:42.984Z
• Updated at: 2025-07-06T03:38:15.857Z
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👋 Hi there! I'm Alex,
I'm building the future of game development — starting with code-first, intuitive tools that empower developers to create games with less friction, more control, and infinite creativity.

🎯 My Mission
Make game development easier — without sacrificing power.
Instead of building yet another drag-and-drop editor, I'm creating a modern, code-first game framework that feels like XNA/Monogame on steroids. It's fast, elegant, and deeply customizable — designed for devs who love to think in systems and express gameplay through code.

🛠️ What I'm Working On
I’m developing a high-performance, open-source framework designed around three priorities:

Graphics – My current focus. Building a powerful, modern rendering pipeline that just works — with shader-first thinking and tight GPU control.
Physics – Coming next. Intuitive systems that are extensible and fun to simulate.
Networking – Seamless sync for multiplayer without wrestling third-party libraries.

All of this is made with code-first workflows in mind — no more fighting the editor.

💡 Why Code Is the Ultimate Game Design Language
Engines like Unity and Unreal are great — but they come with limits. When you design through code, you unlock:

🧠 Total creative freedom – You’re not stuck with someone else’s idea of what a game engine should do.
⚡ High performance – Leaner loops, lower memory use, and tighter control.
🛠️ Custom tooling – Build tools tailored to your game, not generic ones bloated with unused features.
🐞 Better debugging – You wrote the code, so you can fix it — no more shrugging at mysterious editor crashes.
🔒 No vendor lock-in – No royalties, no forced updates, no corporate dependency.

Even a simple mechanic becomes cleaner in code:
// Editor-based logic: overly abstracted, hard to trace.
// Code-first logic: Clear, testable, composable.
if (player.Position.DistanceTo(goal.Position) < goal.TriggerRadius)
{
GameEvents.CompleteObjective("FindGoal");
}

When your game is logic-first, everything else just works better.

❓ "But Isn’t That Harder?"
That’s exactly what I’m fixing.
I believe code isn't the problem — the problem is game programming languages and tools aren’t intuitive enough. My framework changes that. I’m working on:

🚀 APIs that read more like natural language

🧩 Modular systems you can understand and extend to fit any game — no black boxes

So yes, making a custom engine used to be hard. But with the right tools — it becomes not just doable, but delightful. Also consider:

🤖 Reinventing the wheel is not a problem anymore With the rise of AI coding has never been easier (e.g., I once implemented an a-star base pathfinder without knowing the algorithm, just by working with AI tools, and a similar story for quad-trees, or oct-trees)

🖼️ Beyond Games: Graphics for Apps & the Web
Why should powerful graphics programming be limited to games?
Every modern computer has a GPU. But in apps, websites, and UIs — we're stuck with CSS tricks and static images (don't even get me started with XAML). I’m building tech that brings real-time graphics and shaders into everyday software, making beautiful interfaces truly programmable.
Imagine writing this in your web app:
// Dynamic background animation in a login form
float glow = sin(time + uv.x * 5.0) * 0.5 + 0.5;
color = mix(baseColor, glowColor, glow);

Graphics don’t belong only in AAA games. They belong everywhere.

🤝 Why Sponsor Me?
I'm not a giant studio. I'm an indie dev building powerful tools for developers like you.
By sponsoring me, you're:

🎮 Supporting better tools for game devs
📦 Helping open-source tech grow sustainably
🌍 Enabling the future of programmable interfaces — in games, apps, and beyond

Every dollar helps me dedicate more time to building these tools, documenting them well, and making them accessible to more developers.

🧪 Try It, Break It, Shape It
I love sharing early builds, experiments, and ideas — and sponsors get first access to major updates, prototypes, and exclusive devlogs.

Let’s make game development feel like magic again — not a chore.

❤️ Thank You for Supporting Independent Devs
If you’ve read this far — thank you. Whether you sponsor or just share the project, you’re part of something bigger:

A return to code as a creative qanvas.

• Current Sponsors: 0
• Past Sponsors: 0
• Total Sponsors: 0
• Minimum Sponsorship: $1.00

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