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Create Dynamic Tilemaps in Duality (C#) – Part II

In this article, the process of implementing a custom component is described. The new component modifies the tilemap at runtime, controlled by mouse clicks. Although it is a simple example, the method enables more advanced uses, such as procedural generation of game levels, or destructible terrain.

Intro to Canvas Animations

This blog will provide information about Canvas Animations

How to Create 2D Navigation with the Godot Engine

The Godot Engine has built-in functionalities that makes easy to create navigation in the game world. This post will cover how to make an object follow a fixed path and how to go between two points avoiding the obstacles in the way

Create Dynamic Tilemaps in Duality (C#) – Part I

This article guides you through the process of creating tilemaps and changing them at runtime in the Duality game engine

The R Statistical Package Interfacing with Python

In this post, we talk about the package rpy2, which is used to call R inside of python

How to build a Facebook Messenger Bot

One of the trending topics in the tech world this year is conversational interfaces. Everyone from big tech companies to start-ups are putting their bets on it. There is an explosion of virtual assistants and chat bots, and the number is increasing every week. What is conversational interface and why are companies investing in it ? In this post we will learn about it and build a simple bot using the Facebook Messenger Platform

Elm and TypeScript – Static typing on the Frontend

This post explores the functional aspect of both Elm and TypeScript, providing a better understanding of both programming languages.

Encrypt and hash passwords

In this post we are going to implement a library that encrypts and hashes a password in a similar way that dropbox does.

CSS animation with Animate.css

Animate.css is one of the best libraries available for CSS animations with a collection of more than 50 types of animations.

Vector Representation of Words

There are various ways to express a textual document as a vector depending on the problem and the assumptions of the model. In traditional Vector Space Models (VSMs), a word is represented as a vector of dimension equal to the size of vocuabulary with each word in the vocabulary corresponds to an entry in the vector.