Hey all, if you're looking for some great game dev content to hold you off while I work on my next tutorial, check out my friend @ClearCode 's channel—he recently released an amazing course on a 2D python platformer with tons of cool features like wall jumping and an overworld interface. Truly awesome content from his end: https://youtu.be/WViyCAa6yLI
Hey all, just wanted to give one final update on the Black Friday sale for all of my Chris Courses Premium courses: I extended the sale one extra day for Cyber Monday. Today (until 11:59pm EST) will be the absolute last day of the year to get the 40% off memberships: chriscourses.com/pricing
On another note, I have a fresh (top secret) game course headed your way here on YouTube—should see it within 2-3 weeks. Excited!
One week of the year, I do one sale of 40% off all my premium content for Black Friday. If you want access to 8 premium courses I have currently, and all future courses I release, check out the deal at chriscourses.com/pricing
Over the past two weeks, I've been working my butt off, releasing 6+ hours of PacMan premium videos and quizzes. Currently I'm working hard at another free YouTube course covering a very in-depth platformer in JS and canvas. I also have the fighting game + Pokemon premium content lined up in the queue after that.
Know it seems like I'm inactive here sometimes on YouTube, but I promise I'm working very hard behind the scenes, 4 hour long tutorials really do take a long time to make!
Thank you to everyone who has ever supported me and I hope to keep helping you reach your true learning potential with my tutorials.
PS: If you ever subscribed in the past for PacMan premium, send me an email at chris@chriscourses.com and I'll send you the full course for free. Know there were quite a few people waiting patiently on that, and I want to make sure I'm delivering accordingly.
What're some of the worst designed websites you've come across (hard to use, visually straining, nasty af colors)? Any government website is a great example. Worst ones have a chance to be featured in my next video 👀
I need your help. I have a 45 second short coming that shows the generic steps behind building cool canvas art. All steps within the video include descriptive text, so I'm not sure what to do for audio. Audio-wise, would you prefer:
Been a while since I made any random canvas art for fun. Would anyone be interested in seeing 4-5 step YouTube shorts on how something like this is made?
As I finish off the Multiplayer game course, if you're looking for more Chris Courses content, be sure to check out my new Asteroids series over on @NetNinja 's channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYeLT...
Teaches some useful skills, imo the most helpful is learning how to rotate an object with keys and shoot projectiles based off that new rotation.
Trying to make sure all the multiplayer courses' knowledge is sound, so thank you for sticking with me while I figure all of this out over time 😛
What format do you prefer for tutorials?
Howdy ya'll, obviously I'm pretty terrible with consistency, but I'm looking to change that. Every Tuesday after this following one, you have my word on releasing one new video per week for at least the next month and a half (6 videos). I want to get back into posting a variety of content rather than just games all the time, so expect more stuff related around Three.js, design, web app development, etc.
Here's some of what I plan on posting, what sounds the best to you?
Last chance to get a Chris Courses premium membership at 40% off. I’ll be closing the offer at 11:59pm EST tonight (only discount of the year), but more free content to come here on YouTube (3D game tutorial on the way) 🚀
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Professional programmer teaching game dev with JavaScript. Sometimes I make films and animated videos.
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