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“Mastering the Art of Debugging: Tips and Tricks for Troubleshooting Game Development Issues”
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“Conquering Procrastination: 10 Powerful Strategies to Boost Your Productivity and Get Things Done”
Procrastination and low productivity can be significant obstacles in achieving our goals, both personal and professional. Often, we find ourselves in the vicious cycle of postponing tasks and struggling to complete them timely, resulting in stress and decreased performance. This blog post will explore various strategies that can help you overcome procrastination and boost your…
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Game development can be a challenging process, and one of the most frustrating experiences can be dealing with bugs and issues that interfere with gameplay. As a game developer, it is important to have a reliable set of tools and techniques for debugging and troubleshooting problems as they arise. In this blog post, we’ll cover…
“One Day More” FanCast.
This past spring, I put a call out on my Karaoke music channel, KaraokeJoeful, for auditions for singers to participate in the first ever “FanCast” production. The idea was simple: Singers would submit videos of themselves singing parts of the big cast number “One Day More” from Les Miserables, and then I would take those…



