Resources (2024)

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Resources

Resources are posted here so that things could be done easier.

Software Planning and Technical Documentation

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Google WebFonts Helper

Self-host your Google fonts without sending analytics data to Google.

The modern JavaScript tutorial

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Code Like DB Visualization

@VenenJean uses it all the time, but why did @VenenJean forget to post it here??? 🫥 🤔

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How to FavIcon

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Installing .NET 8.0 SDK on Ubuntu Server 24.04 LTS

wget -O - https://packages.microsoft.com/keys/microsoft.asc | gpg --dearmor | sudo tee /etc/apt/keyrings/microsoft.gpg

Create a file -> /etc/apt/sources.list.d/microsoft.sources

Paste content:

Types: deb
URIs: https://packages.microsoft.com/ubuntu/22.04/prod/
Suites: jammy
Components: main
Architectures: amd64
Signed-By: /etc/apt/keyrings/microsoft.gpg

sudo apt update

Fixing libicu dependency package issue

Package is at this date & time not available for Ubuntu 24.04 LTS

echo "deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu jammy main" | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/libicu-jammy.list

Pinning to lower priority to avoid conflicts with with main 24.04 repositories.

sudo tee /etc/apt/preferences.d/libicu <<EOF
Package: libicu*
Pin: release n=jammy
Pin-Priority: 100
EOF

Update system & install .NET SDK

sudo apt update && sudo apt install dotnet-sdk-8.0

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<@905434578926313512> (pinging myself) I (im insane) added:
Javascript Mastery - YT -> High quality tutorials
Javascript Mastery - Website -> Free master resources
to https://discord.com/channels/1095979581787361380/1095996349293539349/1161564731501465610

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How to install and manage supervisor on Ubuntu and Debian VPS

Using for service management that run on my Ubuntu Server.

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Apply mutational testing!!!

How to test tests in C#
Stryker.Net - Getting Started

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So you think you know Git?

_{yes i do @VenenJean, yes.}

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Programmer Quiz

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progle()

If you would like to guess programming languages based on a Wordle type game, this is it for you. There's also a code color guessing game, which is based off the color code that programming languages have in certain text editors. This is really fun to play, so I suggest you try it out!

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The pro tutorials you’ve never seen if you use Blender

@VenenJean makes a total come back!!!

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Cursor AI

Software Developers are officially cooked

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Some good stuff to learn code structure / logic / intention - whatever

SourceMaking.com
RefactoringGuru

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Making production ready C# applications

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Why don't you become a contributor @VenenJean?

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Because - I planned out to move the resources someday to an archive website. So.... it's not worth to maintain 3 entities i.e. DC Channel, GitHub & (in the future) the website. (+ this one's your own issue xD)

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fair enough @VenenJean

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Business Name Generator

WhatTheFont

BrandMark.Io

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Godot Docs

GitHub

GitLab

GitKraken

BitBucket

Netlify

Vercel

Figma

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PhotoPea

Photoshop, but for free and online

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@VenenJean just might aswell make a new godot resources accordion

Godot UI setup Godot, but prettier

Also the material theme from https://discord.com/channels/1095979581787361380/1291268878307164181/1291288320944504875
-> Consider his UI layout

A "toolbox" for Godot game dev

In Summary:

The full "stack" of components in a 3D project can be visualized as:

• Model/Mesh: Structure of the object.
• Material/Shader/Texture: How the object looks and interacts with light.
• Rig/Animation: How the object moves.
• Scene/Light/Camera: How the object is viewed and interacts in the environment.
• Physics/Collider: How the object interacts physically with other objects.
• Scripts/Assets/Particles/Sound: Control behaviors, effects, and environmental immersion.

Terrain Rendering in Godot

You know, I'm sorry, okay? But I'm learning Godot 3D Open World Game Dev and need to store resources somewhere.

Mohsen Zare - MTerrain
Mohsen Zare - Terrain Approach
Jen Jell - OWG
Wandering Clipmap with LOD
Terrain3D
Wojtek - Forest Scene

-> Getting strange errors with 1st and 4th...

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BEST RESOURCE EVER!!! -> For beginners?

https://books.goalkicker.com/
|| Forgot to post it somehow... 😅 || @everyone

a bit... too much @VenenJean?

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also @everyone is a organization here on github lol

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Game Shader

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfSw6428bcc
Using AI to Generate Game Assets For Free

Bing AI on: What has to be on a model design sheet, so I can work with it in Blender?

Creating a model design sheet for use in Blender involves including several key elements to ensure you have all the necessary details for accurate 3D modeling. Here are the essential components:

1. Orthographic Views:
    Front View: Shows the model from the front.
    Side View: Displays the model from the side (left or right).
    Top View: Provides a view from above.
    Back View: Optional but useful for complex models.

2. Perspective View:
    A 3D perspective view to give a sense of depth and volume.

3. Proportions and Measurements:
    Include dimensions and scale references to ensure accuracy.

4. Details and Annotations:
    Highlight important features, textures, and materials.
    Annotate any specific details that need special attention.

5. Color and Texture References:
    Provide color palettes and texture samples that will be used in the final model.

6. Turnaround Sheets:
    For characters or complex objects, include turnaround sheets showing the model from multiple angles.

7. Pose Sheets (for characters):
    Include different poses to understand the range of motion and flexibility.

8. Additional Notes:
    Any additional information that might be useful during the modeling process.

Visual Library

-> All about characters / anatomy - help for model design sheets

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Free Assets

Kenney

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https://it-tools.tech/regex-memo

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Button Types (Main site is about material design)

https://m3.material.io/components/all-buttons

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RFC Editor

Standards about the internet

https://www.rfc-editor.org/

A joke proposal, pigeons >> https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc2549

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A helpful grouped Git Cheat Sheet

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Found some free coding handbooks 🤷‍♂️

https://flaviocopes.com/access/

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Web Formatter

A pretty good one, if you ask me. 😉