#Easy to use hex map maker code
So, I wound up with libgdx / ktx (kotlin wrapper for libgdx or something), great fun so far, fun to learn a new language, also nice not having to code in Java and being able to use Kotlin which is basically Java with c# features and lots of nice other stuff.īeen working on a smaller, much less ambitious "cave flyer / thrust clone" type of game and so far I have four players, physics, Xbox 360 controller support, shooting, collisions, health. Started having a look at Nez / FNA for that c# flavor but it also lacks traction, I thought. I'm not the sharpest tool in the shed so I need help in the form of books and tutorials and stuff. But there were some things working against it and it was mostly the lack of community size and examples. I started with Otter2d, since I work with c# professionally and it had some nice features. But I think in USA the top schools give you a chance and you start from the scratch and no one "expects" you to have 5 years of coding experience before your first class.Īlso, coding Cathan is not really rocket science anyway. Also, I assume that in every country there are lots of young people who study on their own. Obviously it does not work like this in all universities, but rather the absolute top, there are tons of shit Java-schools with people who cannot write working code even after 5 years of studies. If someone who hasn't programmed before gets to such university - they are quite screwed - because they need to catch up FAST, or they will get kicked out (not to mention that they are in classes with people who are quite deep in the subject). my friends started programming in C++ / assembler at age of 12) and on the first year they do not write "hello worlds" in java, but rather focus on much more complicated subjects. Same logic is applied to top universities where you learn programming: the best ones mostly have students who have been programming for years (e.g.
or 7 years, with the exception that you often cannot repeat 1st year if you fail too many classes). If some student manages to somehow pass the exam while being weak in their field, this student will probably not survive the first, or later years - they universities will kick you out (in Eastern Eu you can repeat whole years if you fail them -> so instead of studying for 5 years, you get your masters after 6. This means that people who study German in a top university could speak it before attending their first class - and in fact they probably speak it quite well. In Eastern Europe the whole system of higher education is very brutal: when you want to study something in a top university you are examined from that particular subject before you even start.įor example, if you would like to study German at some top university: you will need to pass a very difficult exam testing your knowledge of German before you can be admitted.
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