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Jean-Jacques Strydom (@psionicalch.com)

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Golang | HTMX | SQL | Linux | Docker | Prompt Engineer | 🇿🇦🇫🇷 | My DM&#39;s are always open. I love meeting new and interesting people. · I am a passionate self-taught software developer. I have spent the last decade of my life learning everything I can about the software development world. I have spent time experimenting with web development, back-end development, mobile app development, and game development. It has allowed me to get a better generalist perception of the software development sphere.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;I have a passion for learning new skills and technologies as well as helping others. I am very thankful for the amount of learning material that is currently available on the internet because without it I would not have gotten as far as I did. I feel a need to give back to the community by helping teach the next generation of software developers.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;I am currently on a journey to fully explore the web development world by making as many small applications as I can, in doing so I am hoping to hone my skills to be the best web developer that I am cable of. It started with my first application, Brand Domains (https://branddomains.psionicalch.com), but I don&#39;t yet know if and where it will end. If you want to find out with me then feel free to follow me and let&#39;s explore the world of web development together. · Experience: PsionicAlch · Education: University of South Africa/Universiteit van Suid-Afrika · Location: Châtres · 500+ connections on LinkedIn. View Jean-Jacques Strydom’s profile on LinkedIn, a professional community of 1 billion members.

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Introduction to HaxeFlixel Part 35 - Rage Quitting Intensifies

Introduction to HaxeFlixel Part 34 - Finishing the Game

Introduction to HaxeFlixel Part 33 - Adding HUD and Level 2

Introduction to HaxeFlixel Part 32 - Setting Up Win and Lose Screens

Introduction to HaxeFlixel Part 31 - Setting Up Level Select Screen And First Level

Introduction to HaxeFlixel Part 30 - Redo Ogmo3 Editor

Introduction to HaxeFlixel Part 29 - Finishing up Boss Testing State

Introduction to HaxeFlixel Part 28 - Finishing Up Ranged Testing State

Introduction to HaxeFlixel Part 27 - Finishing up the Melee Test State

Introduction to HaxeFlixel Part 26 - Adding music and sound to our menus.

Introduction to HaxeFlixel Part 25 - Adding a health bar

Introduction to HaxeFlixel Part 24 - Playing around with pathfinding

Introduction to HaxeFlixel Part 23 - Loading melee test map into our game

Introduction to HaxeFlixel Part 22 - Creating melee testing map

Introduction to HaxeFlixel Part 21 - Set up boss monster testing state

Introduction to HaxeFlixel Part 20 - Set up ranged monster testing state

Introduction to HaxeFlixel Part 19 - Set up melee testing state

Introduction to HaxeFlixel Part 18 - Set up testing menu

Introduction to HaxeFlixel Part 17 - Add a main menu

Introduction to HaxeFlixel Part 16 - Add ability to stun boss monster

Introduction to HaxeFlixel Part 15 - Animate our boss monster

Introduction to HaxeFlixel Part 14 - Animate our melee monsters

Introduction to HaxeFlixel Part 13 - Animate our ranged monsters

Introduction to HaxeFlixel Part 12 - Fix collision detection

Introduction to HaxeFlixel Part 11 - Add sprites to the projectiles

Introduction to HaxeFlixel Part 10 - Making the camera follow the player

Introduction to HaxeFlixel Part 9 - Animating the player

Introduction to HaxeFlixel Part 8 - Removing the ability of monsters to hurt one another

Introduction to HaxeFlixel Part 7 - Adding collision detection

Introduction to HaxeFlixel Part 6 - Adding boss monster

Self-taught software developer. Prompt engineer. Entrepreneur 

Jean-Jacques Strydom 