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Hack Design is an open design course delivered as a weekly design lesson in an email inbox, hand crafted by a design pro. It is described as an easy to follow design course for people who do amazing things, letting learners learn at their own pace and apply lessons to real life work.
A downloadable set of PICO-8 carts intended to help learners understand various game development concepts. The carts build on each other, allowing concepts to be combined into more complex code with multiple features. It is listed as in development and priced at name your own price.
Codeguage is an educational platform offering mini courses for self-taught developers, covering topics such as sequences, JavaScript, browser APIs, math foundations, programming, and computer science. Each mini course limits chapters to around 8 to 13, with each chapter at most 850 words. A premium subscription, priced at $39 per month, provides access to all mini courses, workshops, and progress tracking.
A sorted list of technical on-page SEO best practices from 9elements, organized by HTML tags. It covers the title, meta description, heading, alt, canonical, Open Graph, responsive site meta and robots tags, with notes on recommended lengths and keyword use.
WeChall provides an overview of hacking challenge and problem-solving sites. Users indicate which challenge sites they play at with a specific username, and their profile lists those sites and how highly they are ranked at each. The site maintains a list of challenge sites to choose from.
Brackeys is an educational site offering free tutorials for learning game development. It states that videos are free to watch and are intended for all skill levels. It also offers downloadable premade assets and a Discord community for contacting fellow game developers.
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Hack Design is an open design course delivered as a weekly design lesson in an email inbox, hand crafted by a design pro. It is described as an easy to follow design course for people who do amazing things, letting learners learn at their own pace and apply lessons to real life work.
A downloadable set of PICO-8 carts intended to help learners understand various game development concepts. The carts build on each other, allowing concepts to be combined into more complex code with multiple features. It is listed as in development and priced at name your own price.
Codeguage is an educational platform offering mini courses for self-taught developers, covering topics such as sequences, JavaScript, browser APIs, math foundations, programming, and computer science. Each mini course limits chapters to around 8 to 13, with each chapter at most 850 words. A premium subscription, priced at $39 per month, provides access to all mini courses, workshops, and progress tracking.
A sorted list of technical on-page SEO best practices from 9elements, organized by HTML tags. It covers the title, meta description, heading, alt, canonical, Open Graph, responsive site meta and robots tags, with notes on recommended lengths and keyword use.
WeChall provides an overview of hacking challenge and problem-solving sites. Users indicate which challenge sites they play at with a specific username, and their profile lists those sites and how highly they are ranked at each. The site maintains a list of challenge sites to choose from.
Brackeys is an educational site offering free tutorials for learning game development. It states that videos are free to watch and are intended for all skill levels. It also offers downloadable premade assets and a Discord community for contacting fellow game developers.
