It was a great year for growth, opportunities and even a 10K month! I am still working with JavaScript and this past year used a JavaScript game library for making games called Phaser.js to make a game to be played nation wide in Canada..yes! It was a great year for growth, opportunities and even a 10K month! I am still working with JavaScript and this
Introduction Phaser uses states in game development. You can divide your game into blocks depending on its state. For example: splash screen main menu game screen score screen etc Each one of these screens can be developed as states and each state can be saved in a separate file. State management releases resources for the game to use and manages memory. You can go back
➿A while loop will execute till the condition is true. If the condition false, the program will exit from the loop. The while keyword will be used ➿The syntax for a while loop is: ➿While loops whose condition never evaluates to false are known as infinite loops ➿The condition never evaluates to false therefore the while loop will execute infinitely. So make sure your conditional
I wanted to write about this earlier but didn’t get the time. Last year McLaren College had put a posting on Upwork for a JavaScript instructor so I applied. Long story short their “technical exam” consisted of questions copy pasted off questions copy-pasted off geeksforgeeks.com For example the 1st and 3rd are Java/C++ questions taken from geeksforgeeks.com You can literally copy paste the questions in
Setters in JavaScript. Check out parts 1 and 2 Setters in JavaScript There are three ways you can use setters:1. Default method syntax2. get keyword3. Object.defineProperty() method We will now discuss the above three in detail. 1. Default method syntax The default method syntax can also be used for setters. Setters will set the property of theobject to the value passed into the setter method.
Level 1 of Bootstarry is almost complete, a few glitches and narration is missing but it’s starting to shape up. I’ve moved from Unreal Engine to Unity3D for now which means dipping into C# which is ok because I find that better than the flowchart type system that UE4 engine has (blueprints) which makes game development seem a bit magical.
#POA (Plan of Action) Like 2019, #2020 will be a year of skills. Which means build, test, deploy! Skill #1 C++ I’ve enrolled in an online C++ certification. Finally not doing C++ like its 1995! I need this for unreal engine Skill #2 Unreal Engine Mostly blueprints to deal with the functional side of making games. Skill #3 Vue.js I had already started with vue.js
Learning how to learn is a fundamental skill. Note: This is a work in progress Introduction: Recently I’ve decided to spend more time learning virtual reality development with Unreal Engine 4. There wasn’t any panic involved, just a prolonged period of 5 days where I expended a lot of mental energy figuring out a course of action. This is akin to the “Pathways” option provided
Past week I’ve been fixing issues with the simply auth project now on heroku! https://simplyauth.herokuapp.com/ I will add a rate limiting feature to limit login attempts to 3 and call it a day with this project. Rate limiting helps with brute force attacks so that a request from the same I.P address cannot have an unlimited amount of login attempts. It also makes an ‘app’
