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 Artur Moreira
Artur Moreira
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Artur Moreira

Artur Moreira is a game development enthusiast who ultimately aims to start a new game development company in his home country. He has been programming games and game-related software for over 4 years. Most of the effort in that time was put in creating an open source game-making library with lots of flexibility and portability. The library is called Nephilim and is known for supporting all major desktop and mobile operating systems, making game development fully crossplatform and fast. Alongside this big project, he keeps making his own prototypes and games for educational and commercial purposes. Aside from the programming, he also puts some focus in creative areas such as 3D modeling, digital painting, and music composing.
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 Henrik Vogelius Hansson
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Henrik Vogelius Hansson

Henrik Vogelius Hansson has always been in love with both games and programming. He started his education fairly early and continued on into the indie scene with Defrost Games and their game Project Temporality. The next company that hired him was Paradox Development Studio where he got to work on titles such as Crusader Kings 2. Beside the game companies, Henrik has also been very active in the SFML community and has even provided a binding for Ruby called rbSFML.
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Henrik Valter Vogelius
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Artur Moreira

Henrik Vogelius Hansson

Jan Haller

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Brandon DeRosier

Karol Gasiński

Eyal Kalderon

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Edward Gordon

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Mayur Hule

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Priya Singh

Nitee Shetty

Dennis John

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Amey Sawant

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Stephen Swaney

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Monica Ajmera Mehta

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Ronak Dhruv

Abhinash Sahu

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Pooja Chiplunkar

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Authors (5)

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Artur Moreira

Artur Moreira is a game development enthusiast who ultimately aims to start a new game development company in his home country. He has been programming games and game-related software for over 4 years. Most of the effort in that time was put in creating an open source game-making library with lots of flexibility and portability. The library is called Nephilim and is known for supporting all major desktop and mobile operating systems, making game development fully crossplatform and fast. Alongside this big project, he keeps making his own prototypes and games for educational and commercial purposes. Aside from the programming, he also puts some focus in creative areas such as 3D modeling, digital painting, and music composing.
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Henrik Vogelius Hansson

Henrik Vogelius Hansson has always been in love with both games and programming. He started his education fairly early and continued on into the indie scene with Defrost Games and their game Project Temporality. The next company that hired him was Paradox Development Studio where he got to work on titles such as Crusader Kings 2. Beside the game companies, Henrik has also been very active in the SFML community and has even provided a binding for Ruby called rbSFML.
Read more about Henrik Vogelius Hansson