Tell us a little bit about yourself.
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Iām Dave Evans. Iām the CTO and one of the co-founders of PlayCanvas with @will. Iāve been making games and tools for games for over 10 years.
I love writing games in javascript and I love being able to share them using PlayCanvas. Iām also learning a bit of 3D modelling so that I can make more games myself.
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Hi! Iām Will Eastcott, your friendly, neighbourhood PlayCanvas-man! Iām completely obsessed with video games and the web. I get a real kick out of helping others to make awesome games. @dave and I are super-excited to bring you a new, fresh way of building games with a big emphasis on collaboration and community. So over to you! Introduce yourself to the community and who knowsā¦maybe youāll find the perfect team to build your next masterpiece! 
Find my projects here: https://playcanvas.com/will Fork/browse/enjoy!
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Hello! Iām Liz. I did Computer Games Development at uni but am now working in QA and Test Automation. When I am not at work I am either playing or programming games. So far with messing about in playcanvas I have managed to create a 3D clone of snake (though still polishing this) and next will probably create some sort of Game Of Life/ Cellular Automata based fandangle.
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Hello! Iām Rex. Iām a WebDeveloperā¦fascinated with how HTML5 and javascript worksā¦ I found playcanvas and thought it might be a good fit for learning javascript and HTML5 also websockets and nodeJS.
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Hi, Iām known on the web as Blacklite, but in real life Iāve been working as a web developer since I dropped out of high school (about 3 and a half years ago). I wrote a reasonably popular gameserver for a multiplayer mod of a game, a gameserver which I intend to recreate to some extent, using WebGL and JavaScript. Itās a big project but Iām really looking forward to overcoming the challenges.
Loving PlayCanvas so far, and their team has been ridiculously helpful. Maybe in a few months weāll have something to post in the showcase section 
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Hey everyone! I known as Hallsofvallhalla on the web, two llās but this username only allowed 1. I am Software Engineer and have been in web game development for quite a few years. I teach web game development tutorials on youtube and Udemy. I have over 1300 subscribers and I am admin on a large web based development community at indie-resource.com. I have several open source games and helped pioneer using Nodejs for games.
It is truly great to be here and get a chance to use PlayCanvas. I am eager to learn and use it and hopefully do some video tutorials on it and link in some NodeJS for some MMO and multiplayer fun!
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Hello, I am Zac Pez, also known as zacpez Online. I am currently a Part-Time student at Vancouver Island University, Canada. I started developing with JavaScript, HTML5, and CSS3 during the Spring 2013 web programming course. Having enjoyed it so much, I decided it is what defines my career path in Computing Science now. As of this post, I have been web programming 6 months, although my most simple experiences extend back further.
My first project in PlayCanvas is FreeChase, I initially planned to develop in Python(now I say ick). Pythons great for hashing out ideas, but a JavaScript game was intended for a final release. FreeChase is a Multiplayer cops and robbers FPS. You either start as a cop or a robber, where the cop chases the robber through hallway(s) in a building. The goal for the robber is to evade the cop for long enough to get away safely, and the goal for the cop is to catch robber before that time.
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Hey guys~ Iām Jen, better known as Arcinox online. Iām an Engineering student studying programming and games systems. Iāve been programming for four years now though I still have yet to break out of the education circle and do something I consider āmy ownā to showcase. My skills have mostly been practiced in C languages (C# mainly!) but I really want to break into some JavaScript, so I figured why not test myself for my Final Year Project!
PlayCanvas looks like a pretty decent toolbox, and what better way to really confirm that other than using it yourself? c:
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Hello there, Iām Adrian but friends call me Cyborg, Iām ācomputingā by 20 years and Iām a software developer since 2001.
Iāve started coding when I was 15; I was an indie GBA developer 2 years later and made a few demos on it. I love to prove congectures with the aid of computers.
Iām definitely addicted to soft-bodies and racing simulations and thatās what Iām going to play with over here.
Regards
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Hi all, I am Tanguy Dewavrin, I used to be an Art Director in the games industry. Iām now an entrepreneur making games and virtual items in Playstation Home: I founded Atom Republic 1 year ago. I would like to make a social game next, using Playcanvas. Please get in touch if you want to know more.
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Hi. My name is Hassan. Iām a hobbyist (aspiring professional) developper. I just bumped into playcanvas and now I canāt stop playing with it. Keep up the super awesome work
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Hi all!
My nameās Tom and Iām a composer, sound designer and audio recordist. I found out about Playcanvas by attending a one day jam at the Virgin Media Games Space last week.
Iād like to offer people help (if I can) with sound for their games, by which I mean background music, ambiances, sound effects and voice recording. Drop me a message if youāre in need of my services!
You can hear some of my previous work (including the music I hastily wrote at the jam) on my soundcloud.
For more general work I have done, check out my website.
I have a penchant sci-fi and fantasy but am also very interested in games about the real world, be that politics, philosophy or education.
Oh, and I have made a little interactive story (alas not with Playcanvas, but Twine) which Iād love any feedback about: Utopia
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Hey Everyone,
Iām Jason,
I am a professional 3D artist and developer. I am really excited about the potential of this engine. I have experience in many engines. I think that html 5 is the way to go, since I wont have to worry about building projects different ways depending on my target platformā¦ In a word awesome. Feel free to check out some of my projects on my blog:
Asc3nsioN
-Jason
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Hi Jason,
Welcome to the community. Just checked out your blog. I liked your last LD entry (CherryBomber). Iāve been thinking about making a 3D angry birds and it sort of reminded me of that. PlayCanvas has got a cool integrated physics engine so you should maybe have a play with that. Itād be great to hear what you think of the asset uploading functionality in PlayCanvas too and find out what features you think we should add next.
Have fun!
Will
3D modeling, texturing and animation. I also do some audio video editing. I am working on a game idea that is purely a function of profitability. My problem is I am Java/JavaScript retarded. No, really, Iāve proved it to myself. So I am looking for a programmer for a simple game.
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Iām Gary. Iāve spent the last year writing games for the One Game A Month (1GAM) Challenge as a way to try out various game frameworks such as Haxe/NME and Unity. I figured I would try to use PlayCanvas for my last two 1GAM entries.
Iām pleasantly surprised that I can create some models and animations in Blender and have them just work in-browser! Also, itās nice that I can export a scene and run it on my iPad using CocoonJS.
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Iām an Electrical Engineering student at the University of South Africa. I am currently doing my second year (2014 is my third year), in Computer Systems - combination of Electrical Engineering and Advanced Systems Development (Software Engineering). I have developed a passion for game development. I am not a āhardcoreā gamer, but I love to express my creativity in a virtual environment. I have never used PlayCanvas before, but my friends have recommended it. Hopefully, I will be able to collaborate with graphic artists and other developers on PlayCanvas.
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Hi Simon Katan,
Online as kimonsatan. Iām a digital artist with a background music but I also dabble in the more arty end of game design. Mostly I work with Openframeworks but have been getting more into Javascript in the past year, so this tool seems perfect. This year Iām running a digital drop in for young people at Camden Roundhouse and would love to use Playcanvas as an entry point for games development.
Check out some of my stuff at www.simonkatan.co.uk
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