I LOVE these. Simple, and they get you right into it - with no rambling. Plus, you're tackling important topics like scope, objects, libraries, classes...without turning them into 30 minute long videos. Awesome job!

Thank you making and putting these out there! The next time a friend asks me how they can get into gameprogramming, I may send them your way

I love how simple this is to use. It would be great if it worked with a camera system...to my knowledge, which is limited, I can't recall a lighting/shadow system for Love that does work with cameras. Which means there is no workaround?

I'm excited for the upcoming videos. I know Lua/Love2d are simple, but there's a smaller amount of content on them compared to other languages and frameworks. Good stuff Serapth

Two, to finish a game, any game, by the end of 2016. I wouldn't mind making a lot of smaller games either, but my goal is to just first finish making one whole game. Basically I suggest you read through this article: https://www.reddit.com/r/gamedev/wiki/getting_started I think most of the game dev...

Hello there! I first started out with Love2D, maybe a year ago. After getting through every beginner tutorial I could find I felt myself quickly at the level where I could program something simple like Asteroids or a basic game with pre-made maps. Eventually I felt like there was a lack of resources...

...I've added a couple more videos, I'm mostly covering optional ground work stuff right now... things you dont *need* to know to continue, but you really should. It's all good stuff. I have one suggestion right off the bat, something that's just my personal observation as what I see would be of va...

I think bobbyjones makes a good suggestion. You're most likely going to be able to find the best feedback on your videos in a forum l like this. Youtube can be hit-or-miss and you're mostly going to get questions or asked for help, but on here you may get feedback on how to improve or things to ment...

Just wanted to stop by and encourage you, I've been stalking this project from afar and it looks amazing. Especially love the design and the philosophy on tutorials (though I'm not seeing this philosophy followed yet for something that's v3.0). Keep up the great work