Thanks!

[WagnerMoreira]

Hey thanks for create this, awesome job! :) very clear to understand and it was my best choice in a jungle of other links

[kaansoral]

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This kickstarted my gaming project

I think you should put up a "Donate" link, and maybe send e-books with donations above or equal to the e-book price

[kittykatattack]

Thanks so much for the feedback and I'm so glad it was helpful! :smile:

[GoodBoyDigital]

Hey @kittykatattack, This is all so awesome! I Added a link to this on the pixi readme so more people will be able to find it. I will also be adding a link on the our new pixi website! Keep up the great work and thanks again! 👍

[kittykatattack]

@GoodBoyDigital Thanks so much for your support, Matt! :smile: I love PixiJS!!!

[GoodBoyDigital]

http://www.pixijs.com/tutorials

front and center 👍

[crabmusket]

@GoodBoyDigital I actually skipped over that link when I first went to that page, since I assumed that anything written in 2013 would be way out of date (I blame frontend fatigue!). But thank goodness I stumbled upon it anyway. Maybe publishing the date pieces were updated, instead of when they were first published, would make them look a bit fresher?

[kittykatattack]

I assumed that anything written in 2013 would be way out of date

Pixi is Forever 😸
One of the best things about Pixi is that the development team have kept the user-facing API extremely stable. That's been great for backwards compatibility has given us a wonderfully stable, long-term platform to build things on.

[qsrahman]

@kittykatattack for a beginner to understand the internals of PixiJS or any other engine for that mater is a daunting task, however since I am a proud owner of all your three books 😄 and with their help and studying Ga! i am now a better game programmer. I extracted some code from PixiJS and combined it with Ga! 😄 so that any beginner will be able to understand it. Keep up the great work and thanks for presenting game development in such a clear way. 👍