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Mastering AndEngine Game Development

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Procedural Content Generation for Unity Game Development

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Unreal Engine Game Development Cookbook

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Unity Game Development Blueprints

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Python Programming : How to Code Python Fast In Just 24 Hours With 7 Simple Steps

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Hacking: Ultimate Beginner's Guide for Computer Hacking in 2018 and Beyond: Hacking in 2018, #1

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419: Teaching Design at Work: This week, we share our strategies and motivations for teaching design at work. In The Sidebar, we talk about the shape of software, how we visualize the tools we build, and what it means for software to feel like something physical.

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QA Into Production, Web3 Challenges, Twitter For Game Dev, New Technologies, Problem Solving, Axie Infinity, and Keeping An Open Mind with Carl Leducq of Altered State Machine and Zero To Play: I welcome Carl Leducq, Games Producer at Altered State Machine and the popular Zero to Play podcast who shares about his new role and recently shipped game for Rocketwerkz. Learn how he transitioned from film into the game industry and working in QA changed his perspective. Hear how he transitioned from QA to Production, his passion around the game development community and the NZGDA. We then discuss advice for getting into the industry, doing game jams, and advancing your career. Hear about the importance of communication skills, ideas for working remotely, and developing interpersonal skills. Learn about his favorite project, his interest in Web3, and the parallels to early F2P games. We then pivot into AR, VR, and potential threats, like Play To Earn and the massive Axie Infinity hack. Towa

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The AI-First Graphics Editor - with Suhail Doshi of Playground AI

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ADU 1323: Can AI change the future of photogrammetry, 3D map generation in the drone industry?: Can AI change the future of mapping? How is it being used currently and what capabilities can AI bring? Today's episode is brought to you by Drone U In-person Flight mastery classes. If you're looking to enhance your flight skills (and who among us do...

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Can You Build a Security Program on Open Source?: All links and images for this episode can be found on . What would it take to build your entire security program on open source software, tools, and intelligence? Check out this  for the discussion that is the basis of our conversation on this...

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224: Our Latest Book Recommendations: In this episode, Donn and Kaushik talk about some of the books that they're reading and thoughts and recommendations on each.

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Reality Capture & Site Scanning: The Real World in a Digital Space

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Episode 189: Prioritizing Features with Corinn Pope: When developing a SaaS product, founders and product managers always have to deal with limited resources. Is there a formula for making the best feature decisions? Our guest today is Corinn Pope, founder of Speckled and prioritization expert. You’ll hear Corinn’s recommendations on roadmaps, decision-making formulas, prioritization processes, and management tips for all kinds of products.

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438: Dissecting Substack’s Podcast Player: This week, we dissect Substack’s new podcast player design, talking about both the pixels and the strategic advantage of sharing craft-specific content on Twitter. In the Sidebar, we talk about the nature and risks of critiquing software as podcasters and design practitioners.

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At the Helm of Starship EDB with Ed Boyajian: Ed Boyajian, CEO of EDB, is here to talk databases, but perhaps more importantly, to squelch some pronunciation issues! Postgres, via Ed, is a central topic to today’s discussion and Ed’s insight both personally and in regard to EDB, are quite enlightenin

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S7E3 - Kooky and Creative Networking: Brett Jackson, Creator of Imagi-Ne'er Do-Wells: Your palms are sweaty, but your body is filled with exhilaration. You’re still coming down off the high of pitching your ludicrous idea on stage to a room filled with your peers. Thunderous applause, whistles, and exuberant cheers fill your ears. You...

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Starting Your Own Studio, BioShock Infinite, Anti-Crunch Culture, Learning Patience, Rendering and Graphics, ChatGPT, and Shifting Business Models with Steve Anichini of Disbelief: I welcome Steve Anichini, CTO and Co-founder of Disbelief to this episode. We start off discussing programming at a young age, taking a job after college, and then deciding to pursue a game development career with his first job at Jellyvision. Hear about working at Midway Games and Irrational Games and then starting Disbelief after layoffs. Learn advice about developing patience with yourself, others, project timelines, and not freaking out over deadlines. Steve then shares ideas for getting a first job, including the importance of debugging skills and learning more languages and game engines. We then discuss advancing as a programmer, including the importance of communication skills. Hear about some of his favorite projects, including Borderlands 3 and BioShock Infinite. We then dive into rendering and gr

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Customer Reliability Engineering with Luke Stone: This week, Mark and Francesc get a chance to talk directly to the Director of Customer Reliability Engineering himself, Luke Stone, all about CRE

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How Data Discovery is Changing the Game with Shinji Kim: Shinji Kim, CEO and Co-Founder of Select Star, joins Corey to talk about the fast-growing world of data discovery. Shinji presents the question that Select Star answers, “How discoverable is your data?” and explains how Select Star is differentiating itse

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S6E7: The Analytics of Fun: Great Escape Room Design with Marie Huber & Nico Cesar of Red Fox Escapes: “That is some crazy market research.” In season 6, episode 7 of REPOD, we chat with the brilliant Marie Huber and Nico César, owners of Red Fox Escapes in Cambridge, MA. Red Fox Escapes is known for constructing elegant and complex puzzles with gorge...

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With Software, Hope Is A Strategy with Jonathan Knudsen Part 2: Joining us this week is Jonathan Knudsen, Head of Global Research for the CyRC, cybersecurity research center, at Synopsys Inc. To understand the vulnerability landscape in software, you have to first understand how software is made. Jonathan shares...

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With Software, Hope Is A Strategy with Jonathan Knudsen: Joining us this week is Jonathan Knudsen, Head of Global Research for the CyRC, cybersecurity research center, at Synopsys Inc. To understand the vulnerability landscape in software, you have to first understand how software is made. Jonathan shares...

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Eco-Friendly and Cost-Effective #EdTech - HoET221: Featured Content (2:47) Frank Bouchard is the co-founder of Wipebook. During our conversation Frank and I talk about the following: The history and technology behind Wipebook's reusable notebooks Examples of how Wipebook's notebooks are being used in...

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Changing the Way We Interview with Emma Bostian: This week Corey is joined by Emma Bostian, a Software Engineer at Spotify in Sockholm, but it doesn’t stop there. Emma is also an author and a co-host of the Ladybug Podcast and Emma also has a strong following on Twitter to boot. Where, it turns out, her

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373: Empathy, Community and Gender Bias in Tech with Andrea Goulet: Stephanie is joined today by a very special guest, Andrea Goulet. Andrea founded Empathy In Tech as part of writing her book [Empathy-Driven Software Development](https://empathyintech.com/). She's also the founder of the community [Legacy Code Rocks](https://www.legacycode.rocks/) and the Chief Vision Officer of two companies: [Corgibytes](https://corgibytes.com/) and [Heartware](https://www.heartware.dev/) (which provides financial support to keep Empathy In Tech running). Stephanie has strong opinions about the concept of "Makers and Menders" that the Corgibytes folks have written/spoken about, especially around those personas and gender stereotypes. Andrea joins Steph to evolve the conversation and add nuance to the discussion about legacy code/maintenance in our community.

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S6E8 - Eric Berlin Puzzle Snacks: “An escape room crossword puzzle”  In Season 6, episode 8, we talk to the charming crossword constructor Eric Berlin. Eric is the creator of Puzzlesnacks, one of our favorite puzzle books, and he authored the Winston Breen trilogy, a series of puz...

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005 jsAir - Firefox DevTools, React, and Redux with James Long, Jordan Santell, and Lin Clark: Firefox DevTools, React, and Redux with James Long, Jordan Santell, and Lin ClarkDescription:React is in your browser. Not just in web pages, but in the browser itself! Join us as we talk with developers from Firefox's Developer Tools team about how they...

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0320: Harnessing User Feedback- Refining Game Design with John Li

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How NFTs will lead to the metaverse with Josh Loveridge

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What is Up With These Open World Games?

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S6E9 - Advent of Code: 25 Days of Programming Puzzles with Creator Eric Wastl: "It's also sort of a gateway drug to becoming a programmer." In REPOD season 6, episode 9, we have a rare interview with Eric Wastl, who is not only the creative mind behind Advent of Code, but he is also married to our very own Kate Wastl who wri...

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Forgotten, But Not Gone: How Model-Based Development Is Still Alive and Well Today: Computer Aided Software Engineering (CASE) tools, which helped make the analysis, design, and implementation phases of software development better, faster, and cheaper, fell out of favor in the mid-'90s. Yet much of what they have to offer remains and...

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Developer Advocacy, Empathy, and Imposter Syndrome with Brandon West: Today Corey sits down with Brandon West, Team Lead for Developer Experience and Tools Advocacy at Datadog. They discuss Brandon’s unique career path, starting at SendGrid, working a stint at AWS, and landing in developer relations at Datadog. Corey and Br

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How to Successfully Pitch to Publishers, Learning to Script, the Importance of Sound Design, Chance Encounters, Doing Great Work, Being Calm, FMOD and More with Jeff Linville of Ritual Studios: I welcome Jeff Linville, the Co-Founder and Sound Designer at Ritual Studios to this episode. We discuss topics like sound design, pitching your game to publishers, and the future of AR and VR. Jeff shares about the importance of your personal network, learning how to script and work in-engine, and maintaining a healthy mindset with the ups and downs of the industry. We then go into the importance of sound design, highlighting the transformative power of sound that enhances player experiences. Hear about the challenges faced by sound designers, such as time constraints and file size limitations, plus having content cut. Jeff shares why he’s bullish on VR and thoughts around AR possibly replacing smartphones through spatial computing. We then get into the concerns about AI's impact on game dev

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Season Four Launchisode: As our first trilogy comes to a close, and we embark on the next one, we’re doing what all great trilogies do: Upending everything that made the initial one great and starting afresh. We've incorporated listener feedback, hear more about our guests' personal lives, dive into architecture, and debut a new segment!