In the previous post, we discussed how to be actively engaged when working through a coding tutorial. In this final installment, we will talk about how to solidify your knowledge by applying what you learn. … Continue reading
In the last part of this series, we discussed why and how to break tutorials down into smaller pieces. That was the first key to effectively learning from coding and development tutorials. The next key … Continue reading
In a previous blog post I wrote about GDevelop, I mentioned shorter tutorial sessions. Rather than doing a whole tutorial in one sitting, it’s usually better to focus on completing and really understanding a few … Continue reading
A common problem I’ve seen with learners is that they spend a lot of time doing development tutorials, but they never really learn anything from them. If they had to do a similar project on … Continue reading
As I mentioned in my previous post, I’ve spent time learning GDevelop game engine lately. It might seem obvious, but doing the official GDevelop tutorials has been an important part of my routine. In my … Continue reading
If you’ve seen my previous devlogs for Brain Bouncer (you can read about it here), you might know that I’m building it from scratch with MonoGame, a game development framework based on C#. I enjoy … Continue reading
It has been quite a while since I really spent time doing any significant game development. Over the past few years there have just been so many other things demanding my attention, including, most significantly, … Continue reading
If you’re interested in video game development and want to learn programming, we have a new, free course available on Teachable, called “Code Your First Game.” It takes beginners from having zero coding experience to … Continue reading
Ever wanted to create your own video games? Learn how to code your first game in this free webinar, no prior experience needed! About this event If you are interested in video game development, you … Continue reading
Today I am excited to share another guest post from Artur Meyster, CTO of Career Karma (YC W19), an online marketplace that matches career switchers with coding bootcamps. If you are looking for a new … Continue reading
