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In 2023, I worked with Android, Compose, SwiftUI, Flutter, React Native, C++, web, React, Svelte, Framer, Noesis, Bevy, and Unity. All using Rive runtimes. Implementing new features, fixing bugs, testing, and creating fun demos. It was such a blast. Below is a highlight video of some of my favorite... show more

Gordon Hayes

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Gordon Hayes2 years ago

Shoutout to the amazing animations by @drawsgood, @LauKitton, @PedroAlpera, @HelloJcToon, @BobbehHaynie, @SloppyJ44

Dylan Llewellyn2 years ago

@rive_app Woah what a showcase of talent! 😮 Would love to see what you could do with svelte native and rive! 🚀

SerKo2 years ago

@rive_app OMG! really love the final beach animation 🏖️ that's brilliant 🤌🏻

ʙʀᴜɴᴏ⚡2 years ago

@rive_app Have you worked with flutter flame ?

Gordon Hayes2 years ago

@rive_app Jip! The robot character (jump platformer) is a Flame game (repurposed from a sample the Flutter team made)

Nikki Eke2 years ago

@rive_app This is soo impressive.🔥🔥

Gordon Hayes2 years ago

@rive_app Thanks Nikki! I always enjoy seeing what you make with Rive

Imsety2 years ago

@rive_app Damn, nice!

Guido Rosso2 years ago

@rive_app Can’t believe it’s already been a year! So awesome to work with you 🙌

Gordon Hayes2 years ago

@rive_app Same! 2024 will be even better 🚀

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