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Shaping Tomorrow: The Vibrant Tapestry of Nepal's Rising Content Creators

Explore Nepal's strides into the creator economy, fueled by passionate individuals with diverse talents, from musicians to tech innovators. A transformative force, this wave fosters economic growth, community engagement, and global competitiveness.

The DevBlog Digest: Reflecting on 2023

The yearly round-up of DevBlog in 2023

The Growing Fear of Being Obsolete (FOBO) Caused By Artificial Intelligence

The rise in Artificial Intelligence due to its easy accessibility and cost-effectiveness has been a topic of worry for many. People are growing concerned about the potential impact on job security and human relevance. However, it's not AI; it's humans replacing humans. Explore more with this blog!

Future-Ready Marketing: Embrace the Evolution With Next-Gen Funnels

This article delves into the shortcomings of the traditional funnel and highlights the importance of embracing a holistic approach that integrates customer experience, personalization, data-driven strategies, post-sale customer execution and much more.

Ethical Considerations in War-themed Video Games

Navigating the ethical complexities of video games based on ongoing wars: sensitivity, education, and cultural respect.

Opinion: Avoid Using Public WiFi

Public WiFi is convenient. But it is also dangerous. Here's how your data could be compromised and how you can try to prevent it.

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.

Why Security is Hard

Today, technology has made hacking a lot easier. However, it is the responsibility of the user to secure their own devices.

Effect of Human Psychological Studies and Their Impact on Games' Popularity

Why do we play games and are graphics important? Let's go over some research regarding how human psychology can help make games more popular.

You Don't Need to Find a Passion

Everyone wants to do what they love, but finding a passion, pursuing it, and building a sustainable career out of it is not an easy task for many.

Working As A Freelance Artist In Nepal

I am a professional graphic designer and visual artist based in Kathmandu, Nepal. It has been almost 10 years since I began working in this field. Here is my experience with freelancing in Nepal.

Writing Characters for Video Games: Story Significance

We conclude our Writing Characters series by examining the fourth and final aspect of a character - their significance in the story.

Writing Characters for Video Games: Character Gimmicks

In the third part of the Writing Characters series, we will talk about coloring your unique characters with personality using Character Gimmicks.

Writing Characters for Video Games: Character Motivation

In the second part of the Writing Characters series, we will talk about how you can give your characters believable motivations.

Design Files and Folder Structure

All designers know the pain of dealing with poor file names and folder structures when working on a project. Such pain can be avoided by following these simple steps.

Writing Characters for Video Games: Backstory

How can you write a good character for a video game? There are no set of exact rules, but in this blog post I will discuss what makes video game backstories good and bad.

What are Design Patterns and Why Should We Use Them?

Design Patterns are an important tool for any developer to use, but not all of us know what they are. So, let's discuss what Design Patterns are and why I think every developer should use them.

Writing Automation Scripts for Efficiency

Writing scripts or creating templates or creating modules will often reduce the mundane nature of workflow caused by the repetitive processes. It makes work more efficient.

What if the solo developer in your team gets hit by a bus?

The bus factor should be high in a collaborative team working on a software project. The higher the number of people being familiar with the code the lesser the risks of the code being unknown to the others in the team.