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Building Pitaya, Wildlife’s own scalable game server framework | by Camila Scatolini | Wildlife Studios Tech Blog | Medium

https://medium.com/tech-at-wildlife-studios/pitaya-wildlifes-golang-go-af57865f7a11

“Let's talk about the importance of game server frameworks, how was the path for Wildlife to build Pitaya, why we chose Go, and what was the reasoning behind some of its features.” (the page’s own description)

In short: Discover how Wildlife Studios built their scalable game server framework, Pitaya, using Go and learn why they chose this approach for next-gen mobile games. Unveil the secrets behind its features! (AI summary)

Topic: Technology › Web Development
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