Quintin Henn

To learn web development with Gulp, Sass and Nunjucks, I created my own static site boilerplate. nunjucks-static-site-boilerplate/src/master/

I used the Yeoman scaffolding tool to wrap the static site boilerplate as an NPM package. www.npmjs.com/package/generator-njk-site

Important to me was testing the generated static pages and auto compilation of the templates and Sass styling into HTML pages. I implemented a static site test framework and used Gulp to compile, watch and serve the generated web pages.

I configured continuation integration using GitHub Actions to test, build and then deploy the package to the NPM repository.

To help me start coding as fast as possible, I created a folder structure with basic versioning configuration as a starting point for any game development project. codename-project-structure/src/master/

It is important to me to start from the beginning with versioning for the project. Therefore I have included Git configuration files for Unity, Unreal Engine and other game engines and frameworks.

I used the Yeoman scaffolding tool to wrap the folder structure as an NPM package. www.npmjs.com/package/generator-game-generic

I configured continuation integration using GitHub Actions to test, build and then deploy the package to the NPM repository.