Finally I have presented (almost) all my works. It was a great pleasure to be part of Voxxed Days Belgrade 2016. Search #vdb16 in twitter and instagram to see what happened there.
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We went there 4 colleagues from Peak Games |
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By the way, in general foods and drinks (with alcohol or not) is very very cheap, and the taste is quite similar to Turkish style. I strongly suggest to make a trip to Belgrade, especially if you consider that we (Turkish citizens) don't need visa for Serbia.
Let's come to the event. The opening with the music of Tesla Coil and a very big Gong was fantastic. And also keynote was very successful by Scott. Organisation was flawless. Overall talks were fine I guess, and sponsors prepared some great games, presents and stands. So overall it was a fantastic event. I have tried to attend as much talks as I can in the first day. For the first night, we went to Historical Museum of Serbia as speakers. Which was also very inspiring, I strongly suggest for the ones who visits Belgrade.
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After museum, I spent all night to get prepared for my talk. So finally the time had came and I did it. Here it is my talk, I didn't watch yet but I think I am happy with the result. It could have been better of course. But I think, I am getting better with every new presentation/talk :)
So as you might know, the talk was about Unity in general, specifically about these topics. You can find all the subjects and more here inside of this blog:
Please feel free to contact me about anything you wonder. Hope to be around with this blog couple of times in a month. Let's see...