Game Development


Sep. 29, 2023

Red Blob Games

Interactive tutorials for math and algorithms — Read on www.redblobgames.com/

Sep. 24, 2023

pouët.net :: your online demoscene resource

pouët.net - your online demoscene resource — Read on www.pouet.net/

Mar. 13, 2023

Ask HN: Any solo game developers here? | Hacker News

Ask HN: Any solo game developers here? | Hacker News — Read on news.ycombinator.com/item

Apr. 5, 2020

More research on choosing dev stack for game dev

Last week, I had decided to use Swift/Apple’s ecosystem for initial gamedev. But I wasn’t feeling 100% okay with getting locked into Apple’s ecosystem.

So I spent last week doing more research on developing simple apps using Swift, Xamarin, Flutter, and React Native.

Since I use JavaScript at work, React Native would be the easiest way for me to get started but it feels too much like work and I am kind of tired of js/npm dependencies and build tools. One nice thing about staying in Apple’s ecosystem is that everything has really good documentation and feels more polished.