Page-98: version control, performance, user experience, testing

Debugging is an essential part of software development, and setting watch variables is one of the most powerful tools in a developer's arsenal. Whether you use IDEs like Visual Studio, VS Code, or simple text editors with plugins, ...read more

JavaScript, a versatile language for web development, offers powerful tools for debugging and troubleshooting code. One of the most basic and effective debugging methods is using console logging. This technique allows developers to print ...read more

There's a strange phenomenon: Some developers seem to have an innate urge to add more and more features and functionality to their projects until everything falls apart. This practice, often referred to as overengineering or feature creep, ...read more

Managing large codebases and multiple projects can be a daunting task. This is where version control systems like Git come into play, providing important tools for change management and effective collaboration. One of the most debated ...read more

Developing intelligent gaming experiences isn't just about building AI, it's also about carefully testing every nuance. This blog post isn't just a guide to setting up an AI testing environment; it's a strategic plan for seamlessly ...read more

A seamless multiplayer experience is the holy grail of online gaming. But behind every smooth interaction lies a constant battle with bugs. This blog post explores how artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming the ultimate arbiter of ...read more

In the ever-expanding universe of digital entertainment, downloadable content (DLC) has become essential for developers and players alike. This additional content expands on the original gameplay experience, often adding new worlds, ...read more

Interactive storytelling: the holy grail of immersive gaming. But what if AI, guided by masterful prompt engineering, could spin stories that dynamically adapt and engage players in unprecedented ways? This blog post isn't just about ...read more

Inclusivity that transcends gender, race, or sexual orientation is increasingly emphasized. An important but often overlooked aspect of game design is the consideration of neurodivergent players—players with neurological disabilities ...read more

Smartphones are more than just communication tools; they're extensions of our personal digital assistants. Given the multitude of installed applications (or apps, as we call them), efficient app management is crucial. While many smartphone ...read more

Effective communication and consistency are crucial. Among the many tools and practices teams use to streamline their workflows, version control plays a crucial role. One such tool is Git, which has become the standard for managing source ...read more

Laptops have become indispensable for both work and leisure. However, many users find that their laptops no longer meet the demands of modern programming and gaming. Here are some strategies to optimize your laptop for these demanding ...read more

Updates are often seen as an opportunity to improve gameplay, fix bugs, or add new features. However, for many players, especially those deeply invested in the story and game mechanics, unexpected rollbacks can be incredibly frustrating. ...read more

Two seemingly disparate groups often go unnoticed: speedrunners and gamers with disabilities. These communities share one thing in common: they challenge conventional norms and push boundaries to achieve their goals in video games. But ...read more

Communication has undergone a profound transformation. Gone are the days when we communicated in person or through traditional channels like telephone and letter. Today, most interaction takes place online—on social media platforms, ...read more

Social media platforms have become an integral part of our everyday lives. With over 3 billion users worldwide, these platforms not only serve as a way to share personal moments, but also significantly shape consumer behavior and the ...read more

Studios often face the dilemma of choosing between their own game engine or using existing engines like Unity, Unreal Engine, or others. This blog post explores why some studios are choosing to return to their own game engines despite the ...read more

We often find ourselves in situations that test our patience and resilience. One example is patching games—a seemingly mundane task can trigger a flood of bugs and issues. This blog post explores the challenges of patching games, ...read more

One trend has been steadily gaining momentum in recent years: the rise of hyper-casual games. This subgenre of mobile gaming has not only revolutionized the industry but has also significantly changed how we perceive and interact with ...read more

Countless factors can contribute to a project entering what's often euphemistically referred to as "development hell." This blog post highlights one critical aspect—the role of engine changes in pushing a game into this seemingly ...read more