Shipping is one of the most difficult parts of making a game. Making prototypes and systems is rad, and it’s cool there’s so many resources now, but the tenacity to bring them to an audience is itself a core skill. The “cutting room” is where the hardest decisions are made.

Finally picking up VueJS for a UI overhaul I’m only 5 years late on abandoning AngularJS 1.x

Turns out I share my birthday with Steam, huh.

This is how developers share games with the Unity engine:

Here is one of the stories about working at Epic Games I always wanted to tell. *The Murder Cake* (it's a thread)

Awesome, Vimeo's copyright detection team apparently just don't read what you send them. Copyright detection flagged on a video? We send them the license we have for the music from Envato. Their response? "Nah, gonna make it private" Love that I pay money for this service.

Regarding Meta Horizon OS I only have one thing to say: Come on Boz, let us make custom ROMs for Quest so we can use it an actually viable enterprise headset. Because the stock ROM doesn’t hold a handle to the competition’s OS offerings.

We’re hiring for a mid/senior #unity #VirtualReality dev to join our team in Stafford! fenneclabs.freshteam.com/jobs/kRwT0iu50…

It’s 2024 and walkie talkies still sound like shit How has nobody innovated on that?

Congratulations Amazon, the Echoes around our house are now down to being glorified egg timers and light switches now you’re killing shopping lists Nabu Casa looking forward to Year of the Voice :)