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mofirouz

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About mofirouz

Heroic Labs builds Nakama; an open-source distributed social and realtime server for games and apps. It includes a large set of services for users, data storage, and realtime client/server communication; as well as specialized APIs like realtime multiplayer, groups/guilds, and chat. Nakama works with any kind of games device including consoles and VR headsets; and across games platforms like iOS, Android, and Windows Phone.

Nakama is built by a team of engineers with backgrounds in distributed databases, big data analytics and high-volume mobile application APIs.

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    It would be wonderful if it could be used as a ticketing solution where the ticket could have severity. So customers could login to create a ticket as part of their org. Also data …

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    I'm very interested to get connected to the DevRel and marketing folks. I'm one of the founders of Heroic Labs - we build OSS game server (Nakama). My email is mo at heroiclabs dot…

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    What are the gotchas?

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    I'd love to explore how this framework can be applied to Nakama ( https://github.com/heroiclabs/nakama ). I'll see if I can find some time to experiment with it over Christmas.

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    Comment #13744801

    What's the difference between this and GameSpark, Photon Bolt and Nakama from Heroic Labs?

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    Comment #13523555

    I have to agree with @csmajorfive - This is quite wrong from both a factual numeric point of view as well as guesstimates on what percentage that investors/founders/employees got.

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    Shutting down is not the same as failure

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    Why do you think Parse was a failure in the first place? Surely, Parse founders got a nice little cash out of the acquisition and Facebook got developers onboard and Facebook Login…