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📊 Income satisfaction in the gamedev industry: Based on our survey, income satisfaction varies significantly across experience levels. Juniors rated their satisfaction at 2.2 out of 5, mid-level professionals at 2.9, and seniors at 3.6. 💰 This trend shows a growing sense of contentment as developers progress in their careers, though it's clear there's room for improvement, especially for those early in their journey. What could help boost satisfaction among junior and mid-level developers? Big Games Industry Employment Survey 2024 #NumberOfTheDay Download the full report here - https://lnkd.in/e-9ht5Rd

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8Bit Gamedev Salary Pulse 2024: Interestingly, game and level designers in lead/expert positions have an average salary of $4,717, which is lower than the average $6,253 for senior designers. 😱 This represents an 18% decrease in salary when advancing to higher levels. How is that possible? 🤔 This surprising trend raises questions about salary structures and career progression in the industry. What do you think could be causing this anomaly? #NumberOfTheDay

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For those who are thinking about upgrading to Node.js 22 - here's the latest notable changes: https://lnkd.in/eFHkj-eC #nodejs #javascript #typescript

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In Solidity, modifiers are executed from left to right. This means if you have more than one modifier, and one of them changes the state, the next modifier's behavior could depend on the previous one. Consider the code example below:

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The wrong way to design your multiplayer game: ❌Client validates decisions ❌UI is synchronized over the network ❌Server tells client when to play sfx / vfx The right way to design your multiplayer game: ✅Server validates decisions, clients only send inputs ✅Data is synchronized, UI is updated locally ✅Clients simulate when to play sfx / vfx The wrong way leads to crappy UX, laggy gameplay and cheating. The right way leads to good UX, smooth gameplay and retention. Want to do it the right way? Add to your team somebody who has developed & shipped multiplayer games before. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> P.S: I post about Multiplayer Game Development 5x/week. Want insights? ➡️ Follow me. 🔔 Want help with your multiplayer game? ➡️ Book a call (link in my profile) #JustDevIt #gamedevelopment #multiplayer #netcode #online #gamedev #netcode

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New built-in TypeScript support in Node.js -- Finally ✅ Native built-in TypeScript support ✅ Zero dependencies ✅ Zero intermediate files and module configurations

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Happy Tuesday! Yesterday was a long day, glad to start today at a regular time. My recent Chinese fortunes declare I'll success this year and other said it would be November. Arrgggh! But I want it now. :D Today I'm beginning a series on optimizations in Unity focused around graphics. There is a lot to cover, so it will take me some 9 articles to cover what I found with my recent research. #unity3d #unitydevelopment

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⏰ Only one hour until our React-focused webinar kicks off! Learn how to harness the Reveal SDK's React-specific component for building feature-rich, data-driven applications. If you haven't signed up yet, this is your last chance. Hurry! #DeveloperWebinar #LastChance #RevealSDK #React

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🤯 Okay, so Rob Eisenberg is a master of the dark shadow arts (CSS & JS). Because his `addGlobalStylesToShadowRoot` in this article is pure witchcraft. In the best possible way, of course. #css #javascript #webcomponents https://lnkd.in/giA6ipxE

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This is insightful.

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Meta Quest v71 Update: What You Need to Know 👀 Get ready for a major upgrade! Our latest software update, v71, is packed with exciting new features and improvements. Discover a refreshed Horizon OS, train support for Travel Mode, a new Calendar app, and more. Learn more about. how these updates will enhance your VR experience: https://lnkd.in/dArGpjch

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Back in 2012, the gaming industry 🎮 was a different world 🌎. Quality wasn’t the focus, and platforms like Google Play 📱 and iOS 📱 had lenient policies 📄. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Cloning games was not only easy but also monetarily 💲 rewarding. Gaming studios 🎥 often released titles without robust Quality Assurance 💎 procedures, and games with more engaging controllers 🕹 were seen as the gold standard. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Fast forward to today, and user experience 🤵 trends have shifted dramatically. Gone are the days when players preferred games that required both hands in landscape mode 💻. The rise of hyper-casual 🎲 and 2D games 🎰 with simple one-touch controls reflects a shift in user preferences—players now seek quick, effortless interactions. But this too is evolving 📈. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ In the coming years, even these trends will become obsolete as AR/VR/MR 🕶 or XR games take center stage. Developers will need to master new technologies like Oculus, ARKit, Web 3.0, and the Metaverse 📳 to stay ahead. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- New marketplaces 🛒 will emerge, creating fresh opportunities for those ready to adapt. If you're looking to boost ⬆ your career in this rapidly changing landscape, now is the time to focus on: ✅Multiplayer development ✅XR development ✅Artificial Intelligence ✅Machine Learning The future of gaming is here, and it's time to level up your skills. Here is a link where you can start

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Hello Devs! I suggest to have a text alignment property on dialogue text like center/left/right. I have seen many games having center aligned in Japanese, which sometimes makes the look very odd. Having that also expand the expression variety especially in Japanese. And Very easy to implement it (maybe less than 10 min?). Yes, implement it now☆

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https://lnkd.in/eS7_4tjg Check out this AI generated "podcast" talking about my new Unity game dev tutorial. Generated with https://lnkd.in/epnbc2pC

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Our iOS and macOS runtime now uses the Rive Renderer by default.  This means ⬇️ - Package size: 57% smaller - CPU usage: Up to 60% less - Memory usage: Up to 70% less - FPS: Consistent 120fps

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Polykani (polybunny) written in MIPS assembler for PS1. I have been slowly going through Pikuma's PS1 programming course. It is the best retro platform computer science course that I have encountered. Super detailed and easy to follow. It has never been a better day to start making something new for old platforms, the resources have grown significantly in the last ~5 years, no matter the platform.

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