Ever wondered how to add AI to a classic game like Tic Tac Toe? Here's how I did it using #React! 🔧 Tech Stack: - React for efficient UI updates - Vanilla Canvas for a sleek game board - Socket-IO for multiplayer support Check it out here https://t.co/00LWAkMzh0

No joke, I’ve watched this video hundreds of times. And every single time… It hits different. It makes me feel new and more curious.

Yo! What's up?! I just copied.. Hmm 🤧 I just found a perfect way to master game development. Source: Trust Me Bro 😉 Ah Lemme tell you something, I learnt the first one, the hard way since in my mind, i always wanted a perfect game. #gamedevelopment #gamedev #gamedevs

Here's how I'd teach the basics of React to a 12 year old using Minecraft: #React #Gamedev #Minecraftbuilds

Are you someone who just started using React? Here are some libraries to stay ahead of everyone: - #React Router (Since React Router Dom is no longer needed) - React Spring or Lottie (Physics based animations) - Framer Motion (Interactive UI) - Vite + Yarn (Faster loading time)

I dissected chvin's #ReactTetris - Here's what I learned: 1,Game logic ≠UI logic (utils/hooks). 2.Redux + Immutable.js = beast mode. 3.Keyboard controls map clean #Redux actions. 4.The Grid is a 2D Array (Matrix Math). 5.Classic game but modern stack. https://t.co/RTz68I94zT

Here's the complete list of the React Hooks list that you can use as game mechanics.. Enjoy 😉 And Stay tuned for more updates 😁👍 #indiegames #React #ReactGamedev #gamedev #gamedevelopmenttips

React Hooks can act as Game Mechanics? You read it right! #useState - Health bar #useEffect - Animation Loop #onKeyDown - Player Movement #useCallback - Player Actions #useMemo - Game Calculations Try it on your own (Ask GPT 😉) & I'll be back with more updates. AI image 😔

Ran out of ideas? Try making a #game where enemies save the player 😉👍

Finished reading my Game development roadmap?! Watch this tutorial to start building your first mini game - Coin Collector. All the best 😤👍 https://t.co/8DJZPVAzD0

Day 28: √ Handle unexpected errors √ Prevent game-breaking bugs √ Use React Devtools for debugging Day 29: √ Reduce unnecessary re-renders √ Use React Lazy Load √ Test on various devices Day 30-31: √ Build Settings Menu √ Deploy using #Netlify √ Publish to Itch io

Week 4: Exporting your first Game Day 26: √ Polish Game Mechanics √ Add effects during collision √ Improve player control feel Day 27: √ Create collectible power-ups √ Introduce difficulty scaling √ Add game progression

Day 19: √ Using localStorage √ Creating a save/load system √ Triggering sounds on different events Day 20: √ Adding Touch Support √ Responsive Canvas √ Sprite Animations Day 21-25: √ First Game: Multi-Level 2D Platformer

Day 14-16: √ Mini Project - 2D Platformer Week 3: Implementing Levels Day 17: √ Introducing #Tiled √ Building Level Loaders √ Switching between each levels Day 18: √ Styling Game UI √ Conditional Rendering √ Creating start, pause and game over screens

Week 2: Adding player interactions Day 11: √ What are #sprite sheets √ Loading Images √ Music & VFX Day 12: √ Basic Movement √ Stimulating velocity √ Applying Gravity and jumps Day 13: √ Building platforms √ Adding Enemies √ Health bar

Day 4: √ Keyboard input √ Tracking mouse clicks √ Creating custom hooks Day 5: √ Updating Score √ Managing Game state √ Handling Game Over logic Day 6: √ Collision detection √ Handling User Interface √ Completing your first code Day 7-10: √ Mini Game: #CoinCollector

Day 1: √ Why React? √ Setting up VS Code √ Deciding Folder structure Day 2: √ Learning #React Hooks √ The importance of <canvas> element √ Completing your #Canvas code Day 3: √ requestAnimationFrame √ Cleaning-up for memory leak √ Moving a shape across screen

It’s like building with #LEGO bricks instead of carving everything from scratch like in vanilla JS or handling scene hierarchies in Unity. So here's what you will be doing the next 30 days to gear up for your first game Week 1: Get your toolkit ready

Game Development with #ReactJS - What to do the next 30 days: Ever wondered why you need React, when you already have vanilla js or #unity like engine to create your game?! In React, everything is a component.  Your player? A component. Your scoreboard? Another component.

My Relationship status? In a complicated situation with my React states.

We all have that one day where something that looks easy to fix in under 10 or 30 minutes, but actually ruined our whole day. Now, what is that something? 😵