Humble Book Bundle: Code Your Own Games
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Humble Book Bundle: Code Your Own Games
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Re: Humble Book Bundle: Code Your Own Games
#2A bit of a hodge-podge of books, but I always have a hard time turning down a good book deal.
Re: Humble Book Bundle: Code Your Own Games
#3Looks like a good varied bundle with lots of options for game development.
Just a note on the Unity book - it deals with 'UnityScript' and calls it 'Unity's Javascript', but just to call out that it's very much a language specific to Unity, and for that reason most people use C# with Unity because it's the standard C# implementation so can be used outside of Unity too. [1][2]
1. https://www.reddit.com/r/Unity3D/comments/3niwyu/what_progra...
2. http://wiki.unity3d.com/index.php/UnityScript_versus_JavaScr...
Re: Humble Book Bundle: Code Your Own Games
#4Saw some interesting books on there (especially Swift game dev, which I'm starting to get back into), went ahead and got a copy. Thanks for posting it.
Re: Humble Book Bundle: Code Your Own Games
#5Looks like a good varied bundle with lots of options for game development. Just a note on the Unity book - it deals with 'UnityScript' and calls it 'Unity's Javascript', but just to call out that it's very much a language specific to Unity, and for that reason most people use C# with Unity because it's the standard C# implementation so can be used outside of Unity too. [1][2] 1. https://www.reddit.com/r/Unity3D/comme…
Having never used UnityScript (C# is fantastic) but having seen snippets - isn't it mostly syntactically equivalent to Typescript?
I imagine there might be some appeal to that, especially if your server is running NodeJS.