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I have ten years of professional programming experience, I've just never made a game. All the Godot tutorials I can find have extensive explanations of loops, functions and similar basic concepts.
I have been interested in exploring this space, not sure if first-party libraries like ARKit would be easier to start with or a game engine. (Not planning on touching Unity).
On a related note: Does anyone know any Godot resources for folks with previous programming experience that focus mostly on the game-specific path? I have ten years of professional programming experience, I've just never made a game. All the Godot tutorials I can find have extensive explanations of loops, functions and similar basic concepts.
On a related note: Does anyone know any Godot resources for folks with previous programming experience that focus mostly on the game-specific path? I have ten years of professional programming experience, I've just never made a game. All the Godot tutorials I can find have extensive explanations of loops, functions and similar basic concepts.
Most of these resources (e.g. the Chris Bradfield book) are targeted at experienced programmers new to game dev. GDQuest has a coding beginner's track and a developer's track, although the usual v3 vs. v4 caveats apply.
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Most of these resources (e.g. the Chris Bradfield book) are targeted at experienced programmers new to game dev. GDQuest has a coding beginner's track and a developer's track, although the usual v3 vs. v4 caveats apply.
Thank you, I ended up ordering the Chris Bradfield book!
1. Book: Godot 4 Game Development Projects by Chris Bradfield. It’s superb and a great permanent reference. 2. GameDevTv’s Godot 4 course 3. The 4 videos currently on Godotneers Youtube channel. Those will get you there :)