Learn Hathora and Peasy-UI by building Pong
This tutorial was penned to provide a simple example of how the Hathora framework can be utilized to quickly create a multiplayer backend game server.
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Learn Hathora and Peasy-UI by building Pong
This tutorial was penned to provide a simple example of how the Hathora framework can be utilized to quickly create a multiplayer backend game server.
Write code directly in the browser with Chrome Overrides
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by Drew Conley
Debugging problems in GD Script code
Ever have that frustrating moment where your GDScript code looks correct, but the scene is not behaving correctly? These debugging tips have saved me hours of guess-and-checking.
by Drew Conley
Ways to get Feedback on your game dev project
How do you know your game is really landing with people? Let's explore a few ways to get feedback that you can actually use.
by Drew Conley
Animating sprite sheets with Godot's AnimationPlayer
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by Drew Conley
Learning Knockout JS in 2022
Need to learn Knockout JS fast? This overview will get you started quickly.
by Drew Conley
Let's build a multiplayer game with Firebase and JavaScript
Firebase is a fantastic solution for real-time sites and apps. Let's see how we can use it to build an online multiplayer game right in the browser.
by Drew Conley
Should you build a dedicated editor for your game?
Building your own tools can save you time, energy, and headaches as your game project grows in complexity.
by Drew Conley
4 Ways to get unstuck on your gamedev project
As developers, we're always at risk for getting Shiny Object Syndrome to abandon our current projects for other ones. Use these techniques to recapture motivation on your game.
by Drew Conley
Repost: Danger Crew packaged with Electron
Even though Danger Crew is a simple React JavaScript app, Electron enabled our team to package the game for Steam. Here's how it works.
by Drew Conley
Repost: Danger Crew's Multiplayer Battle Prototype
Some behind the scenes implementation details and stories of Danger Crew's multiplayer battle prototype demo.
by Drew Conley