Idea

This Project Management Tool for GitHub is currently under development and the main idea is the following:

• Instead of managing 1000 issues as labeled list items you arrange them in a second dimension, in a table.
• One way to arrange the tables are typical story mapping boards, aka feature table.
• This second dimension not only adds overview, but it also reduces the amount of issues to compare at a certain pint in time.
• Drag’n’Drop eases managing issues even further.

Features

Easy Project Management • Drag’n’Drop to edit Issues • Hierarchic Issues • Issue Dependencies • Visualize your whole project instead of single issues • free for public Projects • No information gets lost, because it’s stored directly in GitHub.

Technologies

Team

Currently I’m working on the project alone.

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Games

Each of these games deserves it’s own page and will get it sooner or later. For now here’s an overview of my prototypes and mini games.

ZapRat

• Play: 
• With: me, Julia, Anastasia, Markus
• Context: 8 hour mini game jam
• Technology: Construct 2
• About: Teleporting Rat + Cyborg Cats with Lasers. Read more here.

Direct & Conquer

• Play:  (Use the mouse to play)
• With: me, Birgit, Daniel, Alexander
• Context: 8 hour mini game jam
• Technology: Plain JS spaghetti code
• About: Realtime Strategy/Tactics game in a medieval setting.

Viking Boat Simulator 2014

• Play:  (Use the ‘A’ and the ‘K’ buttons)
• With: me, Huel, Roman
• Context: 8 hour mini game jam
• Technology: Panda.js
• About: 2 player local multiplayer game. Rescue the castaway before the shark catches it.

Grannies vs. Zombie-Orge

• Play:  (Click to hit the ogre with your granny – Server down, i.e. Single Player)
• With: me, Simon, Mirco
• Context: 8 hour mini game jam
• Technology: Construct 2, HTML5 and python backend
• About: MMO where hordes of grannies fight the cat throwing zombie ogre who trampled down their roses.

Alien Shield Brothers

• Play: 
• With: me, Laura, Hector
• Context: 8 hour mini game jam
• Technology: TypeScript + html5 + Phaser
• About: Local coop 2 player game

The Guy With The Green Towel

Button Mashing Game created on an 8 hour mini game jam with

• Play: 
• With: me, Sam, Stefano, Christophe
• Context: 8 hour mini game jam
• Technology: Construct 2 and html5
• About: Button Mashing Game in an urban setting. This game was improved to the much cooler Towel Defence.

Further Prototypes and Minigames

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Context

This project is currently under development. A multiplayer Asteroids game isn’t that exciting by itself, but we use it as a case study for experimenting. Our experiments include:

• GitHub best practices
• browser-to-browser communication with WebRTC
• Best practices for structuring TypeScript projects
• Automated Testing of TypeScript projects
• Exaggerated use of the Law of Demeter to minimize the coupling and maximize the scalability
• Automated Builds and Continious Integration for TypeScript projects

Features

Asteroid Game • Realtime Multiplayer Action • No Server Required • Browser and Mobile

Technologies

• Languages: TypeScript • html5 (HTML, CSS, JavaScript) • UML • JSON
• Web Libraries: WebRTC • phaser • peerJS • requireJS
• Automated Builds: tsd • yo • yeoman • npm • grunt • bower
• Automated Testing: Karma • TeddyMocks • Custom Framework • mocha • chai
• Continuous Integration: GitHub • Travis CI
• IDE: Eclipse

Team

Me and my room mate, who also is a professional software developers with different background.

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