How to create a 2D game for iOS with Swift and SpriteKit . We’ll take the classic Pong and do our own iteration as code exercise.
Categories: Devblog, Development Diaries, Game Development, iOS, iOS development, Open Source, Swift • Tags: game programming, gamedev, indie game development, indiedev, ios, spritekit, swift
/r/roguelikedev has been going strong for 5 years in a row doing the Complete Roguelike Tutorial. After C#, and Java, this year is time to use Python.
Categories: Devblog, Development Diaries, Game Development, Python, Roguelike • Tags: game development, indie game development, python, python games, roguelike, roguelikes, tcod
The new M1 chip MacBooks come with a nasty surprise for those of us who like to tinker with code: You can’t install Pandas and Numpy out of the box.
Categories: Algotrading, Devblog, Development Diaries, Finance, Programming for finance, Python, Trading • Tags: coding, data science, m1, numpy, pandas, python, trading
Let’s create a Field of View, so the dungeon unwraps as we walk through it, keeping the player in the dark for undiscovered zones.
Categories: Devblog, Development Diaries, Game Development, Java, Roguelike • Tags: gamedev, indiedev, java
Adding interactivity by creating tile collisions: Making our player interact with the game environment.
Categories: Devblog, Development Diaries, Game Development, Java, Roguelike • Tags: coding, indiedev, java, roguelike, side project