#learn game dev

[iskotaa]

Devlog #1: Godot Warrior

The free "Learn to Code" game I'm working on, Godot Warrior, continues to progress quickly! The game runs on a player-coded script, which you use to control your unit, like the example below:

This ends up being a bit of an "endless" runner where, if your script is written well, you should be able to make it through each level in one go. Abilities are locked, though, so you will have to stop and adjust your script throughout.

I'm getting most of the UI done and I'm excited to to release this within the next couple of months (if I'm lucky). As with all development, though, I feel like I find about 4 new bugs for every feature, but it isn't slowing progress too much.

That's all for now!

[iskotaa]

Game Announcement!

Here's a short demo of a game I'm working on that teaches basic programming with Godot Engine, called Godot Warrior!

I noticed that there is a real lack of learning resources for absolute beginners in the Godot tutorial space, so I decided to make a fun little game that teaches you programming while you play.

I'm also working on a course to go alongside, where I'll run through a quick tutorial on programming topics, give the learner a chance to try it out, and then provide a walkthrough.

I'm really excited how far I've gotten in such a short period of time. I can't wait to share the finished product with everyone!

[therelaxedcapybara]

Screen shot what I'm working on in Kodu Game Lab. It might not be much now I'm having so much fun, I had to share😊

[iskotaa]

Devlog #2: Managing Projects

I've been a professional software developer for almost a decade now, and I see a lot of new devs struggle to complete projects. If this sounds like you, read on!

I want to highlight the real unsung hero of successfully completing anything: Project Management. This kind of work is often overlooked, and feared by many a dev, but it's incredibly valuable for keeping you on track and motivated. Benefits? You get a list of what's left to do (especially valuable if you jump between projects a lot), can adjust what you're working on as needed, and feel like your accomplishing your goal as you move things to done (woo endorphin hits!). Win/win/win!

Project management doesn't have to be expensive, difficult, or busy work. You can spin up a Trello account for free, create a few columns, and add cards as you think of them. It can also help keep your scope down -- marking tickets as "Won't do" is a perfectly valid approach if you decide something isn't worth the effort.

Hope this helps you in your creative pursuits!

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