When is the right time to make code decisions about your project? Should you go with sql or json? Should you use a tight system or something more generic? When do you decide??? I prefer the last possible second! See why 🙂

Have you heard about code reviews but never done one?  Or are you struggling to do code reviews right?  Maybe you dread the words ‘code review’ from terrible past experiences…  Here, I’ll go over why you need code reviews in your project, and how to get the most value out of them with the least pain.  Code reviews can be a great, positive, and fun experience, while making your project code quality dramatically better, and improving your developer skillset.

Watch as we build a game that’s controlled by people in Twitch chat!  Learn how to use twitch chat integration to build your own TwitchPlay game.  Download the source freely.

Download the Source here: https://unity3dcollege.blob.core.windows.net/site/YTDownloads/TwitchGame.zip

I’ve started answering questions via video.  In this first installment, I’m answering questions about jobs, some of the best asset packs, how to learn new things, VR, and a whole lot more.  So if you have a Unity or general game development question you want to ask, now is the time!

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If you’re interested in the Unity Entity Component System and just want to know how to get started, spawn a couple objects (or a 1000’s of them), this is the guide for you!

Learn how to test your games on your phone with Unity Remote in just a few minutes.

Learn how to use the VisualStudio Debugger to find and fix problems in your Unity projects.  We’ll go through setting up breakpoints, attaching to the process, stepping over and through things, and even add some watches.  If you’ve never used the debugger before, prepare to be amazed by the new awesomeness that awaits.

If you’ve ever wondered what to watch out for when building an MMO, here are some of my top tips. I’ve seen quite a few great decisions and terrible mistakes along the way, and will share what I recommend you watch out for most.

Just some thoughts on technical debt. What it is, why you should care about it, and how to minimize it in your Unity projects.

For the last few months, I’ve been reviewing different Unity projects publicly.  Going through the code, looking for areas where the project can be improved, and providing recommendations and advice.  Here, I’ve gathered a few of those reviews for you to take a look at.  You’ll be able to see some real peoples actual projects, and go through the code with me as we explore how they’re put it together.