Posts related to software development, Unity Assets development, and Mobile Games creation, mostly using the C# and .Net technology stack.
I know all the cool kids host their projects in Vercel these days. But I’m an old fashion kinda guy (and the fact that I get free credits doesn’t hurt), so I host my projects as Azure WebApps. A single Azure Service Plan with the P0v3 SKU is enough to store multiple projects – I … Read more
The idea for Shibutz was born out of countless conversations with my wife, who was struggling with organizing class lists each year.
I’ve shut down my WorkoutTools project. I’ve decided to share the ChatGPT prompt I’ve used to generate the workout plans.
I’ve recently posted about adding a dynamic sitemap to a ShipFa.st website. The main idea was to add support for including the blog posts by exposing a GET endpoint at app/server-sitemap.xml/route.ts and include the returned page in the main sitemap.xml file. While I still think this is a viable and good solution for full dynamic … Read more
Step-by-step guide for replacing ShipFa.st default analytics integration with Google Analytics
Step-by-step guide for replacing ShipFa.st default analytics integration with Google Analytics
I’ve launched new project – Binge Waste – a fun micro-site that show you how you can better spend your time instead of binge watching.
Over the last few months, I’ve been working on WorkoutTools – an AI tool to help trainers get more out of their training session.
In my previous post, I’ve talked about launching TheRandom.Tools. After getting some feedback, I’ve decided to redesign the tool.
I’ve just launched my first microsite to the world: https://therandom.tools/ I’m still new to the micro-SaaS world, and still trying to figure out how to build things, and whether (and how) to monetize such a project. Read my process and tech stack below. I already had the basic business logic for this this – I’ve created a similar project for … Read more
Creating a new game from scratch is HARD! Creating good games is even harder. The list of assets below will help you jump start your next FPS project.
Easy Mobile Pro is for me the simplest, easiest way to bootstrap my game development.