Code Your First Game: Arcade Classic in JavaScript on Canvas
Program a complete game today. No special software or install required. All you need is a text editor and a web browser.
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Enrolled: 246,888 Students
Hours: 2 Hours 10 Minutes
Created By:
Chris DeLeon-Chris has been making games for 23 years. He's worked with startups and AAA games, taught game creation at Georgia Tech, and spoken at more than 10 conferences (including GDC, IndieCade, and SIEGE). Over 200,000 students have done his online courses, and he's made hundreds of videos and 140 podcast industry interviews to help people discover game development. Today he runs HomeTeam GameDev, where people around the world learn game development together in a practical way building long-term remote team projects, with included access to 1-on-1 support and ongoing mentorship.
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| Code Your First Game: Arcade Classic in JavaScript on Canvas |
Learn The Following :
- Display, position, and move filled shapes for retro and prototype gameplay
- Move a ball around your game space such that it bounces off boundaries
- Handle real-time mouse input
- Detect and respond to simple collisions
- Program very basic artificial intelligence
- Keep and display score during play
- Understand the subtle, key difference between a classic game in this style which is fun to play versus one that isn't
- Define and code a win condition and end state for your game
Requirements :
- Very early on students will need to show file extensions in their operating system (explained briefly in the video)
- If a plain text editor is available that has programming features like line numbers and auto-indent (ex. Notepad++ on PC, TextWrangler on Mac) that may be handy but is not necessary, as a generic text editor like Notepad or TextEdit will work fine for a program of this size
Who is The Course For :
- This is for anyone who wants a quick but thorough introduction to simple game programming in a way that doesn't require any special software, download, or installation
- If you've had at least a little exposure to generic programming concepts like variables, functions, and if-statements you'll have an advantage, however in case you've never heard those terms they're explained briefly as they come up
- Although this a uses JavaScript and HTML5, it is not intended for someone who is focused on learning HTML5/JS for web page design
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