You might think I'm about to go off on some Swift rant (and trust me there is a Swift rant inside me waiting to emerge) but it's the second checkbox that made my mind explode. Who thought this was a good idea? I've never been a fan of left-aligned…

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Veggie Saber – Introduction to Unity Development with the Oculus Quest Nov 14 2019 · Article (30 mins) Nov 14 2019 In this tutorial, you'll learn how to develop and deploy a game for Oculus Quest in Unity by developing Veggie Saber, a…

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I am happy to announce that all our founding members agreed to turn Sourcetrail, our cross-platform source explorer, into free and open-source software. The source code is now available on GitHub and we aim to fund further development and…

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A major part of designing powerful, flexible APIs that still feel lightweight and easy to use, is deciding what aspects to make user-configurable. On one hand, the more configuration options that we add, the more versatile our API becomes —…

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In the last days I am building my first iOS game using Spritekit. During this process, I needed to create a “rain” of objects (nodes) that are generated continuously, frame by frame, like it was actually rain. In a few simple steps, I…

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