In this video, I show what it's like to configure collision handling using a GUI game engine. This is in contrast to a similar video I made in which I show what it's like to configure collision handling when not using a game engine at all. You can watch that video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3MiTbdtcYQ
HeartBeast YouTube channel for some great Godot and other game making tutorials: https://www.youtube.com/user/uheartbeast
This is video 3 of the Introduction to Programming with Rust course.
In this video, we cover variables, constants, mutation, shadowing, and numeric operations.
0:46 Rust inspiration
3:33 The project explained (deal_calc)
4:27 Creating the project
6:36 Variables
8:34 Mutation / Mutability
12:24 Constants
15:53 Shadowing
18:17 Numeric operations
Deal_calc program we will create throughout the course: https://github.com/josephkreydt/deal_calc
In this video, we go over the project, and I give an overview of how we will be coding our static website generator using the Rust programming language.
How to Install Rust on Linux: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WvwFDseGIJ0
How to Install Rust on MacOS: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQilzMPU2Io
How to Install Rust on Windows 10: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qYdeRKAaak
Link to the code for this project: https://github.com/josephkreydt/Muffins
This is video 1 of the Introduction to Programming with Rust course.
It is an overview of the course.
0:10 Why learn to program?
1:33 Why learn Rust?
3:32 Who is this course for?
4:02 What will we cover?
5:14 What will we cover? Details
6:36 What will we create?
7:33 How long will this take?
Deal_calc program we will create throughout the course: https://github.com/josephkreydt/deal_calc
This is video 5 of the Introduction to Programming with Rust course.
In this video we cover functions, statements, expressions, and comments.
Are We Yet: https://wiki.mozilla.org/Areweyet
0:23 Rust inspiration
2:53 Functions
15:44 Statements and expressions
20:15 Comments
Deal_calc program we will create throughout the course: https://github.com/josephkreydt/deal_calc
In this video, I show a real-world example of the kind of work/experience you will encounter when creating a game without using a game engine. If you write your game engine from scratch, this is the kind of thing you will be working on and thinking about.
Basically, this video shows what it's like to make a game without using a game engine.
This is video 2 of the Introduction to Programming with Rust course.
It is a quick look at Rust's "hello, world" program.
0:04 The "hello, world" program
0:27 About "hello, world"
0:48 fn
1:03 What a function is
2:30 main() {}
3:33 println!()
4:30 "hello, world"
4:54 ;
5:22 A quick look at variables
6:00 Rust is compatible with all operating systems (Windows, Mac, Linux)
Deal_calc program we will create throughout the course: https://github.com/josephkreydt/deal_calc