Not sure about golang for games. I've used Unity, JavaScript and Swift/iOS GameKit.
One of my previous posts links to some tutorials with Phaser that I wrote - or you can find more here.
Otherwise, I'd recommend just googling what you want to learn and looking for free tutorials to get started. Once you've got a better footing, it's worth paying for some of the beginner courses on Udemy, etc. when you can get a discount because they're very helpful.
thanks for this. I tried phaser before and I thought its useless because every gaming company uses c++ and I only had experience in c++ when I was in uni. I ask golang because our company are about to use go lang. ANyway thank you so much.
If you want to actually work for a gaming company, I'd recommend a Pluraslight subscription and as many Unity + Unreal courses you can find. Those are the 2 big ones for actual game companies.
Not sure about golang for games. I've used Unity, JavaScript and Swift/iOS GameKit.
One of my previous posts links to some tutorials with Phaser that I wrote - or you can find more here.
Otherwise, I'd recommend just googling what you want to learn and looking for free tutorials to get started. Once you've got a better footing, it's worth paying for some of the beginner courses on Udemy, etc. when you can get a discount because they're very helpful.
thanks for this. I tried phaser before and I thought its useless because every gaming company uses c++ and I only had experience in c++ when I was in uni. I ask golang because our company are about to use go lang. ANyway thank you so much.
If you want to actually work for a gaming company, I'd recommend a Pluraslight subscription and as many Unity + Unreal courses you can find. Those are the 2 big ones for actual game companies.
cool thank you so much. :)