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Luke Williams
June 01, 2020
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Some learnings from trying a Unity demo is early 2020's first lockdown
Luke Williams
June 01, 2020
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Transcript
Luke Tries Unity A few interesting things I learnt building
a demo in Unity during lockdown
None
What is Unity
1 - Simple to get started
1 - Simple to get started https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPV2KyIb3jR53Jce9hP7G5xC4O9AgnOuL
2 - Being a Software Engineer Helps
3 - Scriptable Objects
3 - Scriptable Objects
4 - Accessing Objects + Setting Properties
4 - Accessing Objects + Setting Properties
5 - The Camera Object Follows The Player
6 - Being a Software Engineer Helps (Again) - State
management (GameManager, in memory databases) - Interaction management (model/view/update, eventBus + pub sub) - SE best practices (DRY, unit testing) - Design Patterns (pub/sub, async)
7 - C# is the Kitchen Sink of Languages
Thanks! Try it yourselves!