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A Guide to Mobile Game Testing: Part 1

This is the first part of the mobile game testing series. In this article, I have shared my experience as an SQA on some of the major challenges we face when testing mobile games.

Custom Carousel in Flutter

Adding a carousel to Flutter applications isn't always about using third-party packages. Let's learn how we can make our own in this blog post.

Exposing Kubernetes Services via Ingress: Part 1

Ingress in Kubernetes offers us an effective way to route traffic to and from different applications. In this article, we'll learn to implement Ingress with Contour and route traffic into our application from the internet.

Getting Started With Shader Programming in Unity: Part 1

This is the first part of the Shader Programming series of Unity, where we will discuss the steps of rendering objects using Shader.

Deploying NodeJS Application to Kubernetes: Part 3

This is part 3 of the series on deploying Node JS Application into Kubernetes. We'll learn to autoscale and load test the application in this tutorial.

Mobile Gaming: History and Future

Mobile gaming has taken the world by storm recently. Let's discuss the journey of how far mobile gaming has come and assumed how far it can go in this article.

Things I Wish I Knew Before Starting as a Software QA

With the expansion of the IT field, Quality Assurance Engineering (QAE) is garnering attention. Here are some tips to guide you in being a proficient QAE.

Saving in PlayerPrefs vs File System in Unity

PlayerPrefs and File System are two methods of saving data in Unity. Let's look at what is better to use for your Unity project.

Singleton with Generics in Unity C#

A singleton is an object that only gets generated once in a game's cycle. Today, I will show you how to use singletons with generics in Unity.

Future of Mobile Applications

Let's look at the history and future of mobile apps from their start as present on the Blackberry 5810 to smartphones of the future.

Creating Overlay Camera of Any Shape in Unity

Unity has powerful features when it comes to camera setups. Today I will show you how you can change the shape of a camera in Unity using overlays.

The Law of Demeter in Object Oriented Programming

The Law of Demeter in Object Oriented Programming is a programming concept that ensures code cleanliness by reducing classes' dependencies and encouraging independent code.

Creating a 2D Character Controller: Part 1

In the first part of this series, I will demonstrate a simple character controller that can be used in Unity to provide basic movement and jump functionalities to a player gameObject.

The Importance of Software Testing

Software testing is an integral part of development for any software-related company. It helps companies save money in the long run and ensures that a quality product is delivered.

RabbitMQ Work Queues with TypeScript

Using TypeScript and RabbitMQ, we can create work queues that can split tasks between many machines, making them more resource friendly and faster to execute.

Deploy a NodeJS Application to Kubernetes: Part 2

In the first part we learned to Containerize and deploy our image into DockerHub. In the second part, we'll set up a Kubernetes Cluster and deploy our application into Kubernetes.

Input System in Unity - Code Samples

Unity's new input system came out last year, but many developers still use the old one. Here's how you can get started using Unity's New Input System.

Touch Input Reader in Unity

Today, I will show you how to create a basic touch input reader in Unity that will control the camera without interfering with other UI elements.

Getting Started with Typescript and Express

Typescript and Express are powerful tools that have many uses for web applications. This tutorial will show you how to start a new project with Typescript and Express.

Creating a Match 3 Game in Unity - Getting Started

You have surely seen games like Bejeweled or Candy Crush all over the Play Store, which involve matching 3 objects to get points. This blog series will teach us how to make our own match 3 game.

Procedural Sound Generation in Unity

Let's go over the basics of how we can use the OnAudioFilterRead event function to create procedurally generated audio in this blog post.

Decorator Design Pattern

Since we are done with Creational Patterns, let's now look at an example of a Structural Design Pattern called the Decorator Pattern.

Deploy a NodeJS Application to Kubernetes: Part 1

In the first part of this series, we will learn how to containerize a Node JS Chat application, run it locally, push the image to DockerHub, and delete the local image before recovering it from Dockerhub.

Image Rescaling Algorithms Explained

Image editing software scale images using rescaling algorithms. Let's go over a few to see which one is the best one to use.

How to Make a Joystick in Unity

Today we will go through the process of creating an on-screen touch joystick in Unity using some GameObjects and two scripts.