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Morgan Page Courses
Learn Modern Javascript by Coding a Snake Game
4.1 (481 Reviews)
Provider: Udemy
Time: 1.4h- 2021
$44.99
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Si tienes node instalado correctamente, lo cual puedes verificar en tu consola con node -v, puedes realizar este curso ya que no hay pasos complicados ni nada de eso, puedes agregarle funciones que faltan como el score para que aprendas por ti mismo, igual muchas gracias.
- Review by Alejandro Angon on Learn Modern Javascript by Coding a Snake Game
Instructor Bio
I've been developing games using Unity3D for over 17 years now. I currently have ten games published on the Android app store. My first game I ever wrote, 'Isle Survive', has had over 1 million downloads and an average rating of 4 out of 5. I have also written numerous Unity plugins to enable adding features to mobile games like advertising banners and 'In-App' purchasing.
Account packages, haulage systems, mainframe processors, websites... I've done all sorts of programming but now I try to write games and it is so much more fun!
I still remember how excited I was, getting my ZX81 and writing my first few lines of BASIC. Yes I'm that old...
I love how the barrier of entry to game development has been lowered these past few years. I'm sure this has a lot to do with the current indie game explosion and I'm very excited for the future.
Why not join my discord server and say hello?!
