Anatolie Gavriliuc
@anatolie.bsky.social
Veteran gamedev. Few published games, lots of cancelled ones. Was part of the HoloLens release dev team. Indie dev now, working on a VR game.
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There is a gamedev feed run by @trezy.code , check out his pinned post/thread. Tag your posts with #gamedev and/or #indiedev to get picked up by the feed.
He also hosts gamedev labeler (see my gamedev label), instructions are also in his pinned thread.
There is a gamedev feed run by @trezy.code , check out his pinned post/thread. Tag your posts with #gamedev and/or #indiedev to get picked up by the feed.
He also hosts gamedev labeler (see my gamedev label), instructions are also in his pinned thread.
October 21, 2025 at 6:12 PM
Having worked with both, I wouldn’t say one is more difficult than the other. It’s a different mindset. Changing between the mindsets though, that’s very difficult.
September 26, 2025 at 2:11 AM
Having worked with both, I wouldn’t say one is more difficult than the other. It’s a different mindset. Changing between the mindsets though, that’s very difficult.
One of my favorite sci-fi series Skyward by Brandon Sanderson has space combat ships with grappling “light lances”. Makes tactical fights really fun.
September 20, 2025 at 5:31 PM
One of my favorite sci-fi series Skyward by Brandon Sanderson has space combat ships with grappling “light lances”. Makes tactical fights really fun.
gdscript vs C#
If you are looking for game development as a hobby, gdscript is easier and a faster path. But if you aim for a software engineer profession, (either in game development or not) then C# is a better choice, it forces you to use better programming concepts and architecture
If you are looking for game development as a hobby, gdscript is easier and a faster path. But if you aim for a software engineer profession, (either in game development or not) then C# is a better choice, it forces you to use better programming concepts and architecture
August 8, 2025 at 6:31 PM
gdscript vs C#
If you are looking for game development as a hobby, gdscript is easier and a faster path. But if you aim for a software engineer profession, (either in game development or not) then C# is a better choice, it forces you to use better programming concepts and architecture
If you are looking for game development as a hobby, gdscript is easier and a faster path. But if you aim for a software engineer profession, (either in game development or not) then C# is a better choice, it forces you to use better programming concepts and architecture
That said, C# is much easier to learn and master. C++ has lots of hidden “gotchas”. Between the two, I strongly recommend to start learning with C#, then expand into C++ when you feel comfortable
August 8, 2025 at 6:26 PM
That said, C# is much easier to learn and master. C++ has lots of hidden “gotchas”. Between the two, I strongly recommend to start learning with C#, then expand into C++ when you feel comfortable
From my 30yrs experience in programming (and 20 in game development) - once you learn a programming language, you automatically know 80% of any other programming language.
August 8, 2025 at 6:22 PM
From my 30yrs experience in programming (and 20 in game development) - once you learn a programming language, you automatically know 80% of any other programming language.