Chrome Dev Summit Adventure: How we built it
summary
Chrome Dev Summit Adventure is a realtime multiplayer web game that reimagines conference socializing and discovery by linking a Pixi/React frontend to Node.js game servers (Docker on Compute Engine) over WebSockets/Socket.IO, with Redis/MemoryStore sync and Firestore/Firebase auth. A one-week Construct 3 prototype proves core ideas: bump-to-open demos, Lighthouse API integration, Google Meet via “bump” tables, collectible swag and a water cooler private chat mechanic that limits public chat; engineering targets 10,000 concurrent users and uses delta encoding, client culling, pixi-layers, cacheAsBitmap and object pooling to scale. Source and tools are on GitHub.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 3:46The Prototype
- 5:54The Decisions
- 12:51The Team
- 13:36The Code
- 20:56The Product
- 21:27The Adventure
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