Game making and sharing without coding is here. Opera GXC delivers the first glimpse of Opera’s grand gaming vision by bringing GameMaker Studio 2 and Opera GX closer to make creating, sharing and playing new games as quick and easy as posting on social media. The GXC platform enters public...
Again, it does not matter which one you pick, but pick one and actually learn it. For me it was Python because it felt less intimidating than any C versions, and yes, i learned completely from zero. There are myriads of free online courses to teach you coding. I went with good old ...
And coding in c# is nothing like working in Javascript, there's intellisence, there's instantly available documentation in tool tips Things like IntelliSense and documentation tooltips aren't features of a programming language... they're features of whatever code edito...
Developers first instinct in many cases was to throw more RAM, then CPU's at a problem rather than look at a potential architecture/coding issue Eventually someone in head office listened to us grunts and got an external consultant to do a code review - only because upgrading the RAM in ...
New to coding so may be a user error. i just need help Can't find path to installed Microsoft visual c++ redistributables Can't find system.IO.Ports namespace Can't see code. Can't see items in XAML Designer - dark theme (Visual Studio 2015) Can't see my header file in the ...
o IDE - Right now I think what is hampering the mass appeal (where lots of Unity devs are being recruited from) is just integrated environment which is a combination of visual and coding. People who are not hardcore devs(prefering to use C# or Java) are I believe your best bet...
At Merixstudio, we’re big fans of the Box2D physics engine and used it on a few occasions. There is aPhaser pluginthat works well for this purpose. Box2D is also used in the Unity game engine and GameMaker Studio 2. While a physics engine will speed-up your development, there is a...
so look like the <different options> in the VS property page is mapped to whatever after the "WIN32" in the .vcxproj file. My question is how can I get the <different options> to be explicitly displayed in VS property pages window for viewing and editing?
o IDE - Right now I think what is hampering the mass appeal (where lots of Unity devs are being recruited from) is just integrated environment which is a combination of visual and coding. People who are not hardcore devs(prefering to use C# or Java) are I believe yo...
so look like the <different options> in the VS property page is mapped to whatever after the "WIN32" in the .vcxproj file. My question is how can I get the <different options> to be explicitly displayed in VS property pages window for viewing and editing?