Podcasts about game programming

A study published in 2021 found that 59 per cent of 10,000 young adults surveyed are extremely worried about climate change, with many experiencing negative effects on their daily lives. This phenomenon, termed "climate anxiety", is characterised by feelings of helplessness and fear due to the perceived enormity and complexity of climate change issues. In conjunction with IPS' annual flagship conference, Singapore Perspectives 2024, themed around the topic of youths, the sixth episode of the "IPS On Diversity" Season 4, delves into the psychological and emotional impact of climate change on young people. Host Liang Kaixin is joined by Melissa Low, a research fellow at the National University of Singapore's (NUS) Centre for Nature-based Climate Solutions, and Darren Quek, Principal of Forest School Singapore and a climate activist. Melissa and Darren discuss their personal experiences with climate anxiety and the broader implications of this emotional state on society. The conversation touches upon the role of media in shaping perceptions of climate change and the potential impact of climate anxiety on future demographic trends, like decisions around starting a family. The discussion concludes with suggestions for addressing climate anxiety, including seeking mental health support, and engaging in community and grassroots activities. The episode provides insights into the emotional toll of environmental issues on younger generations and the need for mental health support in the face of climate change. Find out more about adulting and housing in Singapore: Straits Times (17 July 2023): Green Pulse Podcast: Climate change is a mental health issue    Channel News Asia (30 March 2023): Commentary: Is ‘climate anxiety' a clinical diagnosis? Should it be? Asian Scientist (23 March 2023): The Climate Anxiety Issue  About our guests: Melissa Low, Research Fellow, Centre for Nature-based Climate Solutions, National University of Singapore Melissa Low is a Research Fellow at the National University of Singapore's (NUS) Centre for Nature-based Climate Solutions. At the Centre, Melissa leads Continuing Education and Training. She previously worked at the Energy Studies Institute, NUS where she carried out research projects on a range of energy and climate issues of concern to Singapore and the region. She has participated in the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) Conference of Parties (COP) for over a decade and is an active sustainability thought leader, authoring, publishing and presenting at various forums. She is the Designated Contact Point for NUS's accreditation to the UNFCCC and currently serves as interim co-focal point on the nine-member Steering Committee of the Research and Independent Non-Governmental Organisation (RINGO) Constituency under the UNFCCC. Melissa holds an LLM in Climate Change Law and Policy (with distinction) from the University of Strathclyde, MSc in Environmental Management and BSocSci (Hons) in Geography from NUS. For her Master's thesis on past and contemporary proposals on equity and differentiation in shaping the 2015 climate agreement, Melissa was awarded the Shell Best Dissertation Award 2013. She is currently pursuing a PhD part-time at the NUS Department of Geography. Outside of work, Melissa started an eco-friendly/ social book swop movement in Singapore, called Books and Beer, which has been featured in The Straits Times, The Business Times, Bangkok Post and The Wall Street Journal's Scene Asia Blog. Darren Quek, Principal, Forest School Singapore Darren is the Principal of Forest School Singapore (FSS). He has spent 15 years in the field of Education, starting from a simple Assistant Trainer for Robotics and Game Programming, till where he is now, a Principal for FSS and Trail Blazer for Forest School Education in Singapore. He started the first Forest School in Singapore in 2016, after learning from and understudying from his Mentor Atsuko sensei, a Forest Kindergarten practitioner and parent in Japan. He also earned his Forest School Level 3 Practitioner Certification through time spent in Manchester and Sheffield undergoing training and assessments. More from On Diversity Season 4 Episode 5: Youth and Caregiving with Tan Poh Lin, Senior Research Fellow at IPS and Jason Leow Season 4 Episode 4: Home Alone and Adulting with Chew Han Ei, Adjunct Senior Research Fellow at IPS and Klinsen Soh Season 4 Episode 3: Hustle Culture and Quiet Quitting with Laurel Teo, Senior Research Fellow at IPS and He Ruiming, Founder of The Woke Salaryman Season 4 Episode 2: Destigmatising HIV and AIDS with Rayner Tan, Assistant Professor of NUS and Terry Lim, Associate Director of Action for AIDS Season 4 Episode 1: The Dual Challenges of Poverty and Single Motherhood with Carrie Tan, MP, Founder of Daughters of Tomorrow and Elizabeth Quek, Programme Manager at AWARE Season 3 Episode 9: Being Biracial in Singapore with Shane Pereira, Research Associate at IPS and Dave Parkash, Co-Founder at Fook Kin Restaurant Season 3 Episode 8: Pregnancy and Maternity Discrimination with Sher-li Torrey, Founder of Mums@Work and Kalpana Vignehsa, Senior Research Fellow at IPS Season 3 Episode 7: Palliative Care for the Young and Old with Dr Chong Poh Heng, Medical Director at HCA Hospice Limited and Tay Jia Ying, an end-of-life doula and Founder of Happy Ever After See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The world of game programming might seem a million miles away from 'regular' programming. But they still have to deal with the same kinds of data, scale and concurrency problems that we're all familiar with in the software world. And that makes the gaming world an interesting place for new ideas - under the hood they're solving those same problems we face, but often with some novel ideas about the solutions. So this week we're off to the massive open world that is game development, to see what we can learn that might make lives easier in the non-gaming space. Joining us for that is Tyler Cloutier, the founder of Clockwork Labs. They're building SpaceTimeDB, a curiously-distributed database built to be the underlying platform for their new MMORPG, BitCraft. Digging down into the architecture of SpaceTimeDB, we pick Tyler's brain for nuggets of information on event sourcing, request/response vs. subscriptions, transactions, security and much more. All in an effort to make our programmers and data scientists' lives easier.--SpaceTimeDB: https://spacetimedb.com/BitCraft: https://bitcraftonline.com/“4X games” defined: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/4XPlan 9 O.S.: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plan_9_from_Bell_LabsTyler on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tylercloutier/Kris on Twitter: https://twitter.com/krisajenkinsKris on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/krisjenkins/Kris on Mastodon: https://mastodon.social/@krisajenkins--#programming #podcast #softwaredevelopment #software #gamedev #gamedevelopment

We heard some information and ways to go about doing better game programming already. Now it's time to hear what ways I've adopted toward doing better game programming. Barracks Article - https://rb.gy/gjiup Check out my Social Media  Twitter - https://twitter.com/vigmu2  Tumblr - https://meedajoe0417.tumblr.com/  Discord - https://discord.gg/AYEAK5RmFR  If you would like to donate for my current work and for further content!  You can donate here -- https://bit.ly/3ea8q3u  Provide thoughts on show and join email list for show notifications: https://bit.ly/3hGNqEP --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/vigmu2-games/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/vigmu2-games/support

Following either common industry or your own guidelines, this week is where we talk about the importance and best practices for following such guidelines. Barracks Article - https://rb.gy/gjiup Check out my Social Media  Twitter - https://twitter.com/vigmu2  Tumblr - https://meedajoe0417.tumblr.com/  Discord - https://discord.gg/AYEAK5RmFR  If you would like to donate for my current work and for further content!  You can donate here -- https://bit.ly/3ea8q3u  Provide thoughts on show and join email list for show notifications: https://bit.ly/3hGNqEP --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/vigmu2-games/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/vigmu2-games/support

In questo episodio esploriamo le differenze tra lo sviluppo di un videogioco e di una webapp. Ci concentriamo, ad esempio, su come vengono distribuiti i videogiochi attraverso binari nativi e come invece sono deployate le webapp, e come ciò influisce sulla loro architettura e sulle loro prestazioni. Discutiamo anche degli strumenti più utili per lo sviluppo di videogiochi, inclusi i tool di creazione e le soluzioni "nocode" e "lowcode". Inoltre, analizziamo gli aspetti tecnici cruciali per lo sviluppo di videogiochi, come i cicli di update, il frame rate e la gestione delle risorse. Non mancheremo di esplorare una punta di WebGPU e WebGL, e come queste tecnologie stanno cambiando, o potrebbero cambiare, lo sviluppo e la distribuzione di videogiochi.Con: Edoardo Dusi, Paolo Mainardi e Paolo Pustorino/* Newsletter & Telegram */https://landing.sparkfabrik.com/continuous-delivery-newsletterhttps://t.me/continuous_delivery/* Link */https://godotengine.org/https://unity.com/https://gamemaker.io/enhttps://illiteratecodegames.itch.io/powers-in-the-basement

Welcome back to the Digital Doha Podcast, our Qatar-based interview series exploring the cutting-edge of emerging media happening in Doha and the greater Middle East. Hosted by Spencer Striker, PhD Digital Media Professor at Northwestern Qatar, and creator of the award-winning History Adventures digital learning series. For the seventh episode, we continue our exclusive coverage of SIGGRAPH Asia 2022, the world's leading conference on computer graphics and interactive media, which took place in Daegu, South Korea, December 6-9. Celebrating the theme ‘Colorful World', the finest minds redefining the future of cutting-edge technologies gathered to inspire an audience of thousands from around the world. Today's guest, Hyungseok Kim, is Program Chair of SIGGRAPH Asia's XR Track. XR was a juried exhibition within the SIGGRAPH Asia Experience Hall that showcased novel VR, AR, MR prototype systems and/or innovative content with off-the-shelf consumer products and software such as Unity or Unreal Engine. Designers and engineers explained and showcased the concepts behind these novel technologies. Extended Reality (XR) refers to all environments that combine real and virtual elements generated by computer technology. It includes representative forms such as Augmented Reality (AR), Mixed Reality (MR), and Virtual Reality (VR). XR is a superset which includes the entire spectrum from “the complete real” to “the complete virtual” in the reality–virtuality continuum. Hyungseok Kim (“Prof Kim”) is a leading researcher and developer in computer graphics and virtual reality. He researches real-time interaction in virtual environments, multi-resolution modeling of shape and texture, and multi-modal interaction mechanisms. He teaches at Konkuk University on topics including: Computer Graphics, Multimedia Programming, Game Programming, and Linear Algebra. We hope you enjoy our special event coverage of SIGGRAPH Asia 2022, and our conversation with Hyungseok Kim, Program Chair of XR, and one of the world's leading authorities on the vanguard of Extended Reality research. Hosted by: Spencer Striker, PhD Special Guest: Hyungseok Kim NU-Q Research & Production Assistants: Shaikha Alkubaisi; Ayah Mohamedain; Samson Mbogo; Laiba Mubashar; Xingyu Qin; and Tasmia Belal. Emerging Media Research Team: Venus Jin, PhD; Greg Bergida, PhD; John Pavlik, PhD, Justin Gengler, PhD; Farina Amir; and Christopher Fwalanga Artwork: Fernanda Jimenez Music and Sound Effects: Courtesy of Epidemic Music Official website and social media links for the Digital Doha Podcast https://www.qatarpodcasts.com/digital-doha https://www.facebook.com/DigitalDoha https://www.instagram.com/digitaldoha https://twitter.com/doha_digital The Digital Doha Podcast is supported by funding from the Qatar National Research Foundation, Grant ID #: NPRP12S-0227-190165

Looking to create a unique, real world experience for students? Could interdisciplinary collaboration be the solution? In this episode Professor Shirantha Beddage chats with FMCA Professors Eva Ziemsen, Umer Noor and Matthew Mazza about their award winning collaboration that brings together Film and Multiplatform Storytelling students with Game Programming students. Professors Ziemsen, Noor and Mazza discuss how the interdisciplinary collaboration evolved into a successful and exciting learning experience for faculty and learners. This innovative project introduced creative film students to game programmers, and challenged them to collaborate on a virtual production. A true first for all involved. We hear how the project took the professors' teaching practice to another level, and what faculty members learned from each other along the way. This collaboration is a powerful example of what makes Humber an innovative leader in Higher Education. http://www.shiranthabeddage.com Introduction to a Collaboration Between FMST and Game Programmers https://vimeo.com/656331424 3D Creation Tool https://www.unrealengine.com/en-US Perforce https://www.perforce.com/matthew-mazza

This week, AAA game programmer Firas Hosn (Farcry 3, 4, 5 and Assassin's Creed 3) chats with Maxine about finding his niche in AI in games, moving into leadership roles and developing confidence, and dealing with burnout and focus in your career. Learn more about our Game Programming courses: https://www.cgspectrum.com/game-developmentConnect on:

In this episode we feature Kyle Kulyk.  Kyle is the co-founder and lead developer for indie developer Itzy Interactive Inc. He began his career in finance and after a decade in a brokerage industry, a layoff, an uncertain economy and the birth of his first child caused him to re-evaluate his career goals.  He retrained, graduating with honours from NAIT's Digital Media and IT program with an emphasis on Game Programming and Design.  This episode was hosted by NAIT's Mawji Centre and produced by Cannon Millward of NAIT's Radio and Television program.

I'm not really a big gamer, but lately, I've fallen down this rabbit hole into the world of Casey Muratori, and this project that he started on Twitch in 2014. He is building a video game from scratch and explaining it all as he goes along. Casey is a professional video game and game engine, creator. He has been doing it for over 30 years. His approach to development feels a little bit like it's from the 1970s. Yet, it resonates with many smart people who are learning how to truly build things and understand fundamentals from Casey. Casey has a lesson about learning and teaching for us all.   Episode Page

David “Rez” Graham is the Director of Game Programming at The Academy of Art University and a senior AI programmer currently working independently on a self-funded unannounced project. He has worked in the games industry as an engineer since 2005 spending most of that time working on various kinds of AI, from platformer enemy AI to full simulation games. Most recently, he was the Lead AI Programmer on The Sims 4 at Maxis. Prior to that, he worked at PlayFirst, Slipgate Ironworks, Planet Moon Studios, and Super-Ego Games. He is the co-author of Game Coding Complete, 4th Edition, has two articles in Game AI Pro, one article in the upcoming Game AI Pro 3, and regularly speaks at The Game Developers Conference. Rez spends his free time acting and running tabletop RPGs.

Amie is a maker of things. Her background is in Game Programming and Simulation and she started her career at Marvel Studios, working on Captain America and X-Men Destiny. She later transitioned to Research and Development for development work on the Xbox and Playstation. She also plays with LEGO and was recently on FOX's LEGO Masters show. She is also an acive 3D printer and cosplayer. She talks to Scott about all she pulls all this cross disciplinary knowledge into a life fueled with enthusiasm and making things!https://www.amiedd.com

Il tema di questa puntata è: Videogiochi e progettazione. A parlarne in studio è un ospite, Dario Maggiorini, professore associato del Dipartimento di Informatica della Statale (in particolare si occupa di architetture software di rete a supporto dell’entertainment). L'intervista è suddivisa in tre parti: la prima è dedicata al percorso di Dario, alle sue esperienze lavorative ed ai corsi tenuti al Dipartimento di Informatica, in seguito entriamo nel vasto mondo della progettazione, su cosa significa creare un videogioco e sul concetto di Game Design, mentre l'ultima parte è focalizzata sui videogiochi preferiti e consigliati da Dario. Chiudiamo la puntata con la rubrica sulle uscite degli ultimi videogiochi nella settimana dal 2 aprile al 9 aprile. Conducono Martina Suraci, Valentina Tosto e Mario Andrea De Fazio. Canzoni mandate in onda: “Shatter Me” - Lindsey Stirling ft. Lzzy Hale “I Want It All” - Queen “Pac-man Fever” - Buckner and Garcia “Still Alive”- Lisa Miskovsky “Deadman’s Gun” - Red Dead Redemption 2 (Se sei interessato/a ad approfondire il tema del Game Design e Game Programming, scrivici sui nostri social ❤ ) Seguici su Instagram, Facebook e Youtube 🕹 Sito web del percorso "Videogame" in Informatica Magistrale: PONG

In this episode, NEXTcast producer Kristin Valois speaks to Geoff Lachapelle—Humber's eSports coordinator and a lecturer in the Game Programming program—about the educational value of competitive gaming.

Last week, we talked about this year’s Super Bowl halftime show, and the collective lack of enthusiasm for it. Could this year’s SB commercials and post-game programming save the entertainment aspects of Super Bowl LIII from being a big, dull dud? Well … With 100 million viewers every year, the Super Bowl is the one telecast networks and advertisers can be sure we’ll be watching. Even after the game is over, a big percentage of the audience is willing to stick around for a series debut or a big, often guest star-packed episode of an existing hit series … remember the debut of The Wonder Years after Super Bowl XXII? Or that post-SB XXX Friends installment featuring Julia Roberts, Chris Isaak, Jean-Claude Van Damme and waaaay too much storyline revolving around Marcel the monkey? But the history of Super Bowl lead out programs is also littered with plenty of flops and odd choices. One year, NBC filled its post-Super Bowl real estate with an episode of CHiPs. A repeat episode of CHiPs. And this year, we’re getting the premiere of the James Corden-hosted talent show The World’s Best (or, as we’re unaffectionately thinking of it, World’s Got Talent). If that Super Bowl lead out won’t keep us entertained while we nosh on what’s left of the snack stadium by that point of the evening, maybe this year’s commercials – the one time advertisers can be sure we’ll actually watch them – will give us another classic like Mean Joe Greene’s Coca-Cola spot, those Betty White and The Brady Bunch gems from Snickers, or something (anything!) involving Budweiser, a horse, and a puppy? Betty, Bradys, beer, and yellow Labs…save us, you’re our only hope.

AmieDD is a maker of things. With a background in Game Programming and Simulation, Amie Danielle Dansby is a Software Engineer with a passion for code and cosplay. Whilst at Hybrid World Adelaide recently, I managed a quick interview to discuss the wonder of technology with AmieDD. Starting her career at Marvel Studios, working on Captain America and X-Men Destiny, she transitioned to Research and Development, working on the Xbox and Playstation. AmieDD is currently one of the Co-Founders of ATAT Tech, working on a Robotics, Augmented Reality Video Game code-named: Project EvE. In today's episode of Be The Drop, AmieDD discusses why it's important to make technology fun and hands on. Amie also talks about the importance of sharing ideas through open source code and she reveals how she tackles her biggest challenge in programming. Want more? Join our FREE Facebook Group where we provide tools and resources to help you supercharge your digital storytelling content. The Be The Drop podcast is brought to you by Narrative Marketing, the Brand Storytelling Superheroes! For more business tips and brand storytelling tricks, or how to's to help you do your job > check out our new content each week! SUBSCRIBE to the blog here SUBSCRIBE to Be The Drop podcast in iTunes here LISTEN to Be The Drop in Spotify here SUBSCRIBE on YouTube here for the full interview video, behind the scenes, bloopers & more. CONNECT with us on Facebook, follow @be_the_drop on Instagram or Twitter. CONTACT US podcast@narrativemarketing.com.au

Maneesh Singh Sethi is an American author and internet entrepreneur. He authored Game Programming for Teens when he was sixteen years old. He is best known as the founder of the behavior modification wristband Pavlok, the haptic feedback wearable that helps train habits, improve athletic performance, and train learning. To learn more about Adam - go to AdamGilad.com To get Adam's Book 21 Laws of Boldness go to AdamGilad.com/21Laws To learn about Adam's Advanced Dating and Relationship Group go to AdamGilad.com/smart Follow Adam on Instagram - RealAdamGilad

Happy Cinco De Mayo! For Episode 56 we have a special guest host, Grant Leighty and Curtis Boyle. Our special guest today was Thomas Cherryhomes from Irata On-Line and Jim Brain from Retro Innovations. https://IRATA.ONLINE https://go4retro.com/ Original YouTube video: https://youtu.be/E9fXP-XocxI 00:00:00 - Lead In and Opening00:02:11 - Going around the room...00:03:24 - Updates and Acquisitions00:09:00 - Game Programming and Testing00:21:45 - Ed Snider's ( Zippster ) new 4 Port MPI with Audio00:23:52 - IRATA.ONLINE ( iROT-AH ONLINE )00:51:48 - Bio-Break00:54:15 - go4retro's new CoCo Hardware ( Jim Brain )01:51:31 - Acknowledging our Sponsors01:54:38 - Bio-Break01:58:27 - Hugo DeFort's GUI Library02:01:01 - Why did Tandy Do That??02:01:25 - WdTDT?? - Steve Bjork02:18:15 - WdTDT?? - Nick Marentes02:34:28 - Bio-Break02:57:50 - Closing Credits Email any suggestions you have for the show to cocotalk@cocotalk.live Join us for daily conversations on Discord: https://discord.gg/9NCAvA7 Help support the show by becoming a patron https://www.patreon.com/ogsteviestrow Retro SWAG sales help support operating costs and make you look cool http://8bit256.com CoCoTALK! airs live, right here on YouTube each and every Saturday at 2:00 PM EDT! We are also available for replay and podcast listening! For all things CoCoTALK! visit http://cocotalk.live Regular segments:Panel introduction, review of how our week in the retro hobby transpired. Feed back review:We go over previous episodes, how many views have they received, what's our current podcast download count, who sent us comments, email feed back, all those and more will be discussed and shared. Community activity reviews:Review of news and postings from the Facebook group and the Color Computer mailing list. Question of the week:Grant Leighty will bring us a question of the week occasionally for us to discuss. TechTALK!L. Curtis Boyle and David Ladd provide us with some more depth on technical discussions Ron's Garage!Ron Delvaux offers us a peek into the past by showing of his impressive retro computing collection, each week we'll see some new items and talk about them. Why did They/Tandy do that?We'll ask the hard hitting questions of why things were (or weren't) done that could have possibly changed the course of history (hey that sounds like a great premise for a series!) Interviews, News, Reviews, and more! CoCoTALK! is the nation's leading live talk show featuring the Tandy Color Computer. For all things CoCoTALK! visit http://cocotalk.live Custom artwork designed by Instagram artist Joel M. Adams:https://www.instagram.com/artistjoelmadams/ Custom CoCoTALK! and retro merchandise is available at:http://8bit256.com Consider becoming a patron of the show:https://patreon.com/ogsteviestrow  

This week Stephen made it to the clubhouse despite the Minnesota snow, Mark shares his knowledge of object oriented programming and Martha yells at the Unity docs. Photo is of Glitch HQ and is from Glitch.mn There's a #nicegamesclub channel on the MSPGameDev Slack now! Stephen's interview on Tech.MN Mark's 30 Metro Nexus maps, in gif form! Game Programming 0:09:13 Mark LaCroix Programming Godot is a game engine similar to Unity, but with object-oriented programming a… We've talked about coding styles in our episode titled "Proper ones and twos." Martha went to the coding boot camp Prime Digital Academy. Learning Fluency - Sara Simon, Medium Mark mentioned the book Game Programming Pattern, a resource also available for… - Robert Nystrom Work Spaces 0:52:06 Stephen McGregor IRL Tools If you use part of your home for business, you may be able to get a tax reducti…

This week Stephen made it to the clubhouse despite the Minnesota snow, Mark shares his knowledge of object oriented programming and Martha yells at the Unity docs. Photo is of Glitch HQ and is from Glitch.mn There’s a #nicegamesclub channel on the MSPGameDev Slack now! Stephen’s interview on Tech.MN. Mark’s 30 Metro Nexus maps, in gif form! Game Programming 0:09:13 Mark LaCroix Category Programming Godot is a game engine similar to Unity, but with object-oriented programming a… We’ve talked about coding styles in our episode titled "Proper ones and twos." Martha went to the coding boot camp Prime Digital Academy. https://medium.com/@sarambsimon/learning-fluency-672988a7ae52 - Sara Simon Mark mentioned the book Game Programming Pattern, a resource also available for… Work Spaces 0:52:06 Stephen McGregor Category IRL Tools If you use part of your home for business, you may be able to get a tax reducti…

This week Stephen made it to the clubhouse despite the Minnesota snow, Mark shares his knowledge of object oriented programming and Martha yells at the Unity docs.Photo is of Glitch HQ and is from Glitch.mnThere's a #nicegamesclub channel on the MSPGameDev Slack now!Stephen's interview on Tech.MNMark's 30 Metro Nexus maps, in gif form! Game Programming 0:09:13 Mark LaCroixProgrammingGodot is a game engine similar to Unity, but with object-oriented programming a… We've talked about coding styles in our episode titled "Proper ones and twos."Martha went to the coding boot camp Prime Digital Academy.Learning Fluency - Sara Simon, MediumMark mentioned the book Game Programming Pattern, a resource also available for… - Robert Nystrom Work Spaces 0:52:06 Stephen McGregorIRLToolsIf you use part of your home for business, you may be able to get a tax reducti…

Our EPIC Dragon Con coverage CONTINUES with Kevin Stallard - Director of Video Game Programming! Kevin had a ton to share with us on how his track got started at Dragon Con, how his love for video games originated, and what to expect from THIS year's convention! He also tells us his opinion on the flight abilities of unicorns. The debate goes on! All of this, a few tangents, and more on your favorite, EPIC podcast! Intro music: 8 Bit Love! by HeatleyBros Dragon Con info: dragoncon.org facebook.com/DragonConOfficial instagram.com/dragoncon Twitter @dragoncon Epic Briefs Podcast info: @epic-briefs-podcast iTunes: Epic Briefs Podcast Instagram.com/epicbriefspodcast Facebook.com/epicbriefspodcast Twitter @epicbriefspdcst LISTEN/REVIEW/SUBSCRIBE: iTunes, Soundcloud, Podcast Addict, and on your favorite podcast apps.

Maneesh Sethi authored Game Programming for Teens at just 16-years-old and went on to create Pavlok, a behavior modification wristband. He went from the high of seeing his creation come to fruition to the low of a disastrous appearance on Shark Tank. But Maneesh worked past that setback and has seen his creation grow. He wants to share his insights and lessons he's learned with you. If you need help modifying your behavior after a setback, take a listen to our latest episode. Maneesh Sethi is the CEO and creator of Pavlok and is the Editor-in-Chief of Hack the System. He strives to build technology to improve productivity for everyone. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Maneesh Sethi proves that a little shock goes a long way and shares other hacks for forming great habits.You'll Learn:Helpful things to do everyday to make your day go smootherFundamental questions to ask to realign yourself with your goalsHow to hack your emotionsAbout ManeeshManeesh Singh Sethi is an American author and internet entrepreneur. He authored Game Programming for Teens when he was sixteen years old. He is best known as the founder of the behavior modification wristband Pavlok, launched in 2013. Sethi is the chairman and chief executive officer of Behavioral Technology Group, Inc.Items Mentioned in this Show:Gadget: PavlokBook: The Culture Code by Clotaire RepailleBlog: Hack the System: Cheat Codes for LifeBook: The Ultimate Introduction to NLP by Richard Bandler App: TodoistApp: Rescue TimeView transcript, show notes, and links at https://awesomeatyourjob.com/ep90See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This week's question is from Max, who asks "Hello, I don’t miss an episode of your podcast ever since the first one. I have a question: What are some specific examples of demos you could prepare for different game programming positions? Could you provide some specific examples that a hiring manager would like to see for positions such as Gameplay Programmer, Graphics Programmer, or Tools Programmer, to name a few? Thanks a lot and keep up the excellent work." LINKS FROM THIS EPISODE http://www.gameindustrycareerguide.com/what-should-i-put-into-my-video-game-programming-portfolio/ http://glslsandbox.com http://www.gameindustrycareerguide.com/the-very-best-game-programming-books/ Thanks for listening! Want to stay up to date? Subscribe to my mailing list from any page on the website. To ask me a question to be answered on this podcast, just leave a comment or send an email. For more information on getting a job in video games, visit: http://www.GameIndustryCareerGuide.com

This week's question is from Supreeth, who asks "Hey Jason! Supreeth here, we here in India appreciate all the information provided in you website and I'm a huge fan of your podcast :). So, I would feel glad if you could provide me any certain information regarding, How do I make a game programming demo to apply for jobs? How should the demo be? In video format? How do I show my code along with my demo reel?" LINKS FROM THIS EPISODE http://www.gameindustrycareerguide.com/resources/ http://www.gameindustrycareerguide.com/best-way-to-learn-video-game-programming-in-high-school/ Thanks for listening, and for sharing this with other aspiring game programmers. To ask me a question to be answered on this podcast, just leave a comment or send an email. For more information on getting a job in video games, visit: http://www.GameIndustryCareerGuide.com

Ed is a game developer who has a portfolio of seven apps. All these apps, including his latest Hungry Hal, have been side projects whilst he works full-time. Listen to his passionate and authentic story of working a whole year on Hungry Hal only to immediately fail during the initial launch on the app store. Ed helps us understand what its like to work on creative projects whilst giving up a whole bunch of passive hobbies such as passively playing games or watching TV.

This week's question is from Joseph F., who asks "I'm a high school student considering a career in game programming or design. I'm trying to learn C++ on my own with no background knowledge of programming and I wondered if you could recommend any tips for learning game-specific coding. My school doesn't offer anything code related until junior or senior year and I'm having trouble knowing where to start. Is there anything in particular I can focus on to start practicing game coding while I'm in high school? BTW, thank you for all of the resources you're providing, they've been super helpful and encouraging. LINKS FROM THIS EPISODE http://www.tutorialspoint.com/csharp/ https://unity3d.com http://www.gameindustrycareerguide.com/make-your-first-video-game-today-using-these-free-tools/ Thanks for listening! To ask me a question to be answered on this podcast, just leave a comment or send an email. For more information on getting a job in video games, visit: http://www.GameIndustryCareerGuide.com

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Specific techniques required to program games with authoring tools like Flash, in particular character animation and game physics.

Specific techniques required to program games with authoring tools like Flash, in particular character animation and game physics.