When you’re building software that needs to be really fast, especially for game engines, you spend a lot of time making your code efficient. You might tweak algorithms, improve how graphics are dra...

After 24 years as a software consultant and game developer, watching the 2025 tech market has been eye-opening... Despite shipping 40+ production applications, building experiences for 10M+ users, ...

When building games or simulations with hundreds or thousands of objects — characters, projectiles, particles, NPCs — it quickly becomes clear that the traditional object-oriented approach tends to...

As a cloud architect and full stack developer, I spend most of my time thinking about scalability, resiliency, and deployment automation. But the most jaw-dropping systems I’ve encountered recently...

Hi everyone! I'm excited to share a fun personal project I built recently: a retro-style 2D racing game made with Pygame. It's called 🎮 Atari Speed Racer, and it brings back those classic vibes of...

Pathfinding is the process of finding an efficient route between two points in a system, whether it’s a game map, a road network, or even a sequence of currency trades. It’s not just about getting ...

A retro-styled, gamified learning experience for AWS Cloud Practitioner certification preparation 🎮 Wanna check it out, and play this game Here's the link:- AWS CLOUD PRACTITIONER TEST PREP GAME

Building cross-platform games with Flutter and the Flame engine offers exciting possibilities, but the learning curve can be steep. Developers often struggle with grasping new concepts, finding app...

Parents, let's talk about the elephant in the room: Artificial Intelligence. It's no longer a distant sci-fi concept; it's here, and it's rapidly reshaping industries, including the very tech secto...

Recently, I saw an announcement right here on dev.to about the Build Games with Amazon Q CLI challenge promoted by AWS. The idea is simple: use Amazon Q's AI to build a game, share how you did it, ...

during the vacation time I set out on a spontaneous game development sprint—and it turned out to be one of the most productive Four hours I've ever spent building something. Thanks to Amazon Q Deve...

So, you wanna make a game in 2025? Cool. Just promise me one thing: Don't be that guy — you know, the lone Reddit hero who spent 3 years making a massive open-world RPG, then posted a tear-soaked e...

Introduction: In this blog, I walk through how I built a 2D memory matching game using Amazon Q CLI, an AI-powered coding assistant by AWS, combined with Python and the Pygame library. As someone e...

When we started Cosmic Trinity Games, we were all-in on open-source tools. Godot felt like the perfect fit — lightweight, flexible, MIT-licensed, and fast to prototype with. We even wrote about why...

Yeah. Another space shooter. Because clearly, what the universe needed most right now… was this. Built in Python. Using pygame. Fueled by caffeine, chaos, and way too much Stack Overflow. It start...

Let’s start by defining what spatial indexing is and why it’s needed in application development. Spatial indexing reduces the computational cost of searching for a subset of spatially distributed o...

The last game we made in a day was minesweeper, and we were very successful. This time we've got another simple game, space invaders. I would argue that space invaders is simpler than minesweeper. ...

I've recently been deep diving into Fly.io's infrastructure, particularly their flyd orchestration server and the superfly/fsm library that powers its stateful operations. To truly grasp the operat...

I will talk about how I built this NameTheCountries using Cursor Ai + Cluade Sonnet 4 I love to build random websites and stuff as a developer and I've always been fascinated by the potential of AI...

There’s a moment in Cyberpunk 2077, after a brutal mission, where all you can do is stand on a balcony and watch neon spill across a broken city. The soundtrack swells — ambient, haunting, almost l...