The Portable Coder Competition - Winner Receives iPad 2

The Portable Coder Competition - Winner Receives iPad 2

Postby ThePortableCoder » 29 Jul 2011, 20:48

This is my attempt to bring something fun and exciting to the current/future game developers out there..
I will personally be sending the winner of this competition a brand new iPad 2.

Please visit The Portable Coder for all of the details about the competition, but some of the important details are:

  • Post a response to the above article to let me know that you are willing to participate.
  • Write a game in whatever language you choose (Would a portable coder have it any other way?)
  • Submit your game and code to competition@theportablecoder.com(You must release your code under the Simplified BSD License)
  • Wait until December 1st when I announce the winner!

I look forward to hearing from everyone interested out there, I'm excited to be able to offer something like this!

--Brad
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Re: The Portable Coder Competition - Winner Receives iPad 2

Postby qubodup » 29 Jul 2011, 22:06

A game dev contest without a theme, recommendations to buy books on your blog. My first impression was "a scam to get amazon sale link profit".

You provide only a first name too.

Are you a developer who shares code online or is active in some game dev communities? If you could link to your repositories or works you made this might ease the skepticism.
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Re: The Portable Coder Competition - Winner Receives iPad 2

Postby ThePortableCoder » 29 Jul 2011, 22:21

My full name is Brad DeMorrow.
I can understand skepticism, but I assure you my intentions are good...

Yes, I do have ads and recommendations for books on my site, and yes I would like to make some extra money from them if possible - but I don't think that's a bad thing personally.

I am starting a new site, and I'm attempting to get some followers. Having a competition seemed like it would be a good idea.

As far as work I've done - I'm not specifically a game programmer, so I do not have any ties with any game development communities.
I have contributed to Wine in the past, you can look up my name in their 'News' section.
In the past, a lot of the work I've done cannot be shared - but I have begun sharing some tips and guides (along with code) on my blog - which you will see if you check it out.
As I just said though, it's a new site - so there is not a lot of content yet.

If you do not wish to participate, that's fine - but if you're just wanting to know if I'm trying to scam someone, feel free to contact me personally and we'll talk.
I'm just a guy who enjoys programming and writing.
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