Community Showcases

Community Showcases were announced in Status Report #5. They are meant to give the creators of interesting community projects the opportunity to present their exciting libraries or tools on the official blog.

Requirements

If you yourself want to participate, there are some broad criteria for libraries to be considered for Community Showcases:

• First and foremost, the tool/library has to be useful and of interest to the community!
• It should have a clear scope and offer good documentation of its features (README, Wiki, Videos, Setup Instructions).
• The project should be proven! It helps if other community members have tried out your project and can attest to its quality.
• The project should generally be compatible with GWT (or there is a good reason why it is not).
• The creator should be a member of our Discord server.

If you are interested in participating and positive that you fulfil these criteria, contact us on Discord. Please be aware, that there may be other community members scheduled to post their Community Showcases before you, so you may need to wait a few weeks before you'll get your chance.

How To?

Community Showcases are a single post on the blog, giving an overview of the features a library/tool offers (screenshots, demos and videos are very welcome!) and providing examples of how any of us libGDX users can profit from using that very project.

If you have been accepted to showcase your project, there are two ways how you can send your post to us:

• Either send the text and any images you'd like to include to the responsible contributor via Discord,
• Or fork this repository, draft your showcase post and create a PR. This PR will then be reviewed and timely merged by the contributors team.

In both cases, you can familiarise yourself with the markdown syntax and any cool formatting options you might want to utilise (e.g. carousels or feature rows) by looking through the wiki and the already existing showcases in this repository.