We are very honoured to be on Episode 134 of the Pixel Sift podcast. In this episode, we talked about issues on the accessiblity of the anunal Game Developers Conference (GDC) as well as a bit on the game Songbird Symphony.
2019, Nov 19 — 2 minute readIn the previous blog post, I intended to set up Docker for the purpose of creating a containerized Laravel app for easy deployment on a production web server and also on my local machine. However, I realised that might not be the best decision to make.
2019, Nov 06 — 9 minute readSetting up your development environment on Windows can be tricky. As compared to working on Linux/Unix machines, it seems like there are more configurations to go through before you can get to the shiny frameworks/libraries you are wanting to learn.
2019, Nov 05 — 4 minute readSons of Light is an interactive story that Lois, Clementine and I had developed using the Unity Engine over the past weekend. The game also makes use of procedural terrain generation and crowd simulation to illustrate one of the scripture passages we found in John 12 of the Bible.
2019, Oct 28 — 2 minute readI am particularly concerned about keeping my site as bloat-free as possible. I want my site to load faster and be more secure without the tracking and ads that come with third-party plugins. Hence I decided to be careful with the technologies I use when building the content for this site.
2019, Oct 09 — 2 minute readAs a hobby project, I have developed a custom Unity package for simulating coordinated crowd movement. This package has been used in CHOO-CHOO Hour to simulate crowd movement of autonomous agents.
2019, Oct 02 — 3 minute readEver dreamt of squeezing cute fat chicks into tiny spaces? Then CHOO-CHOO HOUR is surely the game for you! Check out the game here: https://kstan.itch.io/choo-choo-hour
2019, Sep 30 — 2 minute read