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Game Development

Intro Basics

2D Platformer

Making the Player Creating a Level Adding Movement Adding Killzones Making Enemies Adding Items Connecting Levels

2D Racing Game

Making the Cars Making the Track Making the Menu

Universal Features

Survivors-Like

Character setup Adding enemies Health and Death Enemy Spawning Weapon Projectiles Automatic Aiming Score counter Projectile types Ideas to add

Top-down Dungeon Crawler

Setting up our scene Setting up our player Building a level Player Improvement The Weapon Player Health Potions & Coins Adding an Enemy Adding more levels The End

Setting up C# for Godot Tilemap Navigation

3D Intro

3D Intro Navigating The 3D Viewport Making the player First person camera Changing The Controls Making the world Adding Interaction Scripting The Button

Starter 3D Game

Scene setup Improving our Character Creating the objective Creating an Enemy Spawning enemies Destroying the enemies Adding UI Adding our win Condition Final Touches

3D Racing Game

Making the main scene and setup Vehicle Wheels and Body Check In: Testing the Current Game Driving the car Extra: Follow Camera Track Building Track Barriers Finish Line & Display Extra: Boost Menu and Levels Check Out: You've made a 3D racing game!

Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity Competition Resources SQL Injection Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)

3D Modelling — Blender

Setup Navigating Modelling Modifiers Sculpting

Python

Python Basics Conditionals and Loops Lists, Tuples, Dictionaries, and Sets Functions and Docstring Classes and Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)

Turtle

Python Turtle Check in: Unit 1 - Basic Math Turtle-tastic Moves Check in: Unit 2 - Variables Variables For Loops Lists Finishing Up Challenge: Putting it all together Practical Challenge - Hangman Making a Hangman Game

Setting Up

Flask

Flask Introduction Getting started with routes Using Flask Templates Updating data Serving static files Adding in a database Simplifying with Blueprints Doing it all as an app Writing automated tests Authentication

FastAPI

FastAPI Building a blog Building a blog Building a blog Building a blog Building a blog

Web Development

HTML Reference

HTML & CSS Intro

Intro to HTML and CSS Paragraphs, Headers, and Images CSS Basics Standard Formatting Background, Borders, Padding Divs, IDs, Classes Fonts Links & Formatting Text CSS Flexbox CSS Grid Dev Tools

JavaScript

Setting Up

Creative Coding

Start Here Paintbrush - Beginner

Databases

Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Data Modeling Chapter 3: SQL

Development

Basics Tips and Tricks

Digital Enterprise Architecture

Introduction to Enterprise Architecture Terminology and Processes TOGAF Archimate

The End

Some final comments on our dungeon crawler game

Finishing up!

And that's it! Congratulations! You've just made your very own dungeon crawler! It's now all yours to do with as you wish! But here's some ideas for what you could add:

Enemies having health
A title screen
Even more levels
An item that increases your max health
Locked doors, and keys to open them

Whatever you decide to add, I can't wait to see it!

I've created a full game!

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