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This course has 42 hours of content!

What's Inside

It's that time of year again, you want to learn a new skill. But you don't want to learn just any skill you want to learn an in demand skill. Programmers make on average 80k a year and they are in constant demand. This course is the perfect entry point to a better career! In this course you get to learn about HTML, HTML5, CSS, CSS3, C++, C#, JavaScript, jQuery, GameSalad, Xcode, Construct 2, Adobe illustrator, and Stencyl. Stencyl and game salad are visual programming languages. With these engines you can upload to the app store, android marketplace and more! This course has 42 hours of content and is a real bargain.

Course Curriculum

Introduction

Introduction - 2:02
Start
Course requirements and format - 2:02
Start

Let's learn HTML

What is JSBin - 2:02
Start
Setting up the HTML Document - 2:02
Start
Header and paragraph tags - 4:33
Start
Style - 3:38
Start
More than one style - 2:02
Start
Adding an image - 2:27
Start
Bold, italics, underlune and tags within tags - 3:33
Start
More Tags - 1:16
Start
Setting up a link - 2:27
Start
Adding a link to the image - 2:02
Start
Lists - 2:02
Start
Tables - 4:23
Start
Playing around with styles - 2:02
Start
Forms - 4:26
Start
Radio, checkboxes and password - 5:10
Start
Submit buttons - 2:02
Start
Script tags and JavaScript - 2:02
Start

Let's Learn CSS

HTML and style points - 6:33
Start
Adding the CSS - 2:02
Start
Style tags - 1:15
Start
IDs - 4:32
Start
Adding in Colors - 4:51
Start
Font Families - 5:50
Start
Font properties - 2:02
Start
Tables part 2 - 3:24
Start
Formatting tags - 4:35
Start
Tables part 1 - 2:02
Start
Lists - 2:02
Start
Classes versus ids - 3:29
Start
Uses for CSS - 2:06
Start

Let's learn JavaScript

HTML CSS and JavaScript - 6:46
Start
Adding in a button and function - 2:02
Start
Scaling functions - 2:02
Start
Changing the text un JavaScript - 6:07
Start
Variable Scope - 2:02
Start
Variables - 2:02
Start
Adding Variables - 2:02
Start
Adding User input - 3:43
Start
Saving your project - 2:02
Start
Calling functions with functions - 2:02
Start
If statements - 2:02
Start
Else statements - 4:27
Start
More on variable scope - 2:02
Start
Else if statements - 2:02
Start
Changing the style tags with JavaScript - 2:02
Start

Let's Learn JQuery

jQuery Library file - 2:02
Start
Setting up the code in JavaScript - 3:00
Start
jQuery environments - 1:01
Start
Adding in a fadeout - 2:02
Start
Explaining jQuery syntax - 2:51
Start
More events you can use - 2:02
Start
Adding in asecond button - 5:08
Start
Id and class - 2:02
Start
Adding classes to different HTML tags - 2:02
Start
Fade out timing - 2:02
Start
Toggle - 2:25
Start
Hide and show - 2:01
Start
Toggle parameters - 2:06
Start
Selecting HTML elements - 2:06
Start
Script tags - 2:02
Start
Animation - 2:01
Start
Sliding back - 1:30
Start
Sliding slow - 2:02
Start
Growing a div tag - 2:02
Start
Shrinking a Div tag - 1:11
Start
Incremental grow - 1:38
Start
More thoughts on div tags - 2:02
Start

Let's Learn HTML 5

What is HTML 5 - 2:33
Start
HTML 5 tags - 2:02
Start
Browser support - 1:04
Start
Adding in an Audio tag - 2:02
Start
Video tags - 3:27
Start
Preloading data - 2:02
Start
Canvas tags - 2:02
Start
Canvas in JavaScript - 2:02
Start
JavaScript HTML 5 functions - 2:02
Start
Adding a shadow - 1:09
Start
Circular gradients - 2:02
Start
Linear gradients - 2:02
Start
Drawing a circle on the canvas - 1:09
Start
Drawing an SVG circle - 1:09
Start
Creating an SVG circle - 2:02
Start
Adding an ellipse - 2:02
Start
Adding polygons - 3:44
Start
Wrapping up - 3:03
Start

1 hour corporate training coding for beginners. Review HTML CSS JavaScript

Talking about HTML - 6:38
Start
More about formatting tags - 7:16
Start
Some more about tags - 2:02
Start
Introduction to CSS - 11:36
Start
Talking about some more CSS options - 8:05
Start
More about CSS - 2:02
Start
Finishing CSS - 8:05
Start
JavaScript - 2:02
Start
Changing the text in JavaScript - 2:02
Start
Adding Variables - 2:02
Start

Learn C# in 1 hour

The basics of C# - 4:21
Start
The dot telesense, console.WriteLine and strings - 2:02
Start
Error Messages - 2:02
Start
Comments - 2:02
Start
Adding in more voids - 5:05
Start
More on calling voids - 1:11
Start
Double Variables - 2:10
Start
Indentation and whitespaces - 1:40
Start
Variables and integer variables - 3:12
Start
String variables - 2:07
Start
Boolean variables - 2:02
Start
Math - 2:02
Start
Math outside of the console - 2:28
Start
Adding numbers and letters together in the console - 2:02
Start
Variable scope - 2:02
Start
Global variables - 1:05
Start
If statements - 3:19
Start
Passing variables to voids - 5:05
Start
Else statements - 2:02
Start
Else if statements - 2:19
Start
Nested if statements - 3:12
Start
For loops - 2:02
Start
Operators - 1:37
Start

Let's learn C++

C++ Development - 3:31
Start
Cout statement - 2:02
Start
Error messages - 2:02
Start
Comments - 2:02
Start
Calling methods and functions - 2:44
Start
More on calling functions - 2:21
Start
White Spaces and indentation - 1:26
Start
Variables and int Variables - 4:20
Start
Adding a string variable - 2:01
Start
Boolean Variables - 3:08
Start
Double variables - 2:02
Start
Variable Scope and global variables - 5:02
Start
Math - 2:24
Start
Passing variable to functions - 2:02
Start
If statments - 2:27
Start
Operators - 2:02
Start
Logical operators - 2:28
Start
Else statements - 1:18
Start
Else if statements - 2:02
Start
For statements - 4:17
Start

Game Salad

Download Game Salad - 0:43
Start
Opening a new project - 2:52
Start
The game Area - 1:33
Start
Adding an actor - 2:02
Start
Testing your game - 2:02
Start
Actor images - 1:06
Start
Object attributes - 2:02
Start
Changing the background color - 2:02
Start
Blending modes - 2:16
Start
Stretch and tiling - 2:02
Start
More about tiling - 1:27
Start
Flipping the image - 0:38
Start
Moving an object left and right - 2:02
Start
How to rotate an object - 2:02
Start
Applying a Max Speed - 1:31
Start
Applying gravity to an object - 2:02
Start
Accelertate - 3:05
Start
Adding in a collide degree - 1:48
Start
Physics - 3:54
Start
Attributes: boolean variables - 3:25
Start
Local Attributes - 2:20
Start
Texture Variables - 2:42
Start
The otherwise function in rules - 1:15
Start
Number Variables - 2:23
Start
Angle variables - 1:28
Start
Index variables - 2:00
Start
Adding a variable to the screen - 3:33
Start
Adding in two variables to the display text behavior - 2:02
Start
Display text behavior - 2:02
Start
Talking about proper variable names - 3:06
Start
Talking about behaviors and accelerate towards - 2:02
Start
Animations - 1:50
Start
Change attribute - 1:42
Start
Change image - 0:30
Start
adding in a rule - 1:57
Start
Rules and touch - 2:02
Start
Overlapping and coliding - 1:29
Start
Actor tags - 2:49
Start
Auto rotation - 1:06
Start
Adding in a key and adding in multiple conditions - 2:25
Start
Setting a rule to any condition - 2:40
Start
Mouse Button down - 0:49
Start
Hibernate and pausing the game - 1:11
Start
Camera origin - 2:02
Start
Rule review - 1:40
Start
Changing Scenes - 2:26
Start
Screenshots - 1:51
Start
Change Velocity - 2:27
Start
Change Size - 3:01
Start
Colide objects with tags - 1:13
Start
Constrain attribute - 2:02
Start
Control camera - 2:02
Start
Camera tracking area - 2:10
Start
Tracking area with a bigger area - 2:02
Start
Destroy - 2:49
Start
Groups - 1:33
Start
Interpolate - 1:52
Start
Interpolate values - 1:37
Start
Adding text - 3:09
Start
Log debugging statement - 2:02
Start
Move - 1:17
Start
Move to - 2:29
Start
Particles - 1:05
Start
Notes - 1:28
Start
Particles part 2 - 3:49
Start
Particles part 3 - 1:34
Start
Final thoughts on particles - 2:02
Start
Pausing a game - 3:24
Start
Playing and stopping music - 3:24
Start
Play sound effect - 2:34
Start
Replicate behavior - 1:36
Start
Reset game and reset scene - 2:19
Start
Rotate - 2:02
Start
Rotate to angle - 2:02
Start
Vector to angle - 2:22
Start
Rotate towards position - 0:43
Start
Saving and loading - 2:02
Start
Spawning actors - 1:42
Start
Times and game loops - 5:30
Start
Pro features - 2:02
Start
Changing from iPhone 5 to iPhone 4 - 1:51
Start
Introduction to tables - 3:03
Start
Table values - 2:02
Start
Good table organization - 2:02
Start
Table data in game - 2:28
Start

Let's learn Stencyl

Opening up our first game - 1:48
Start
Adding an actor - 2:02
Start
Adding a scene - 1:29
Start
Adding in actors to a scene - 1:03
Start
Adding in events - 1:54
Start
Actors and events - 2:02
Start
Stencyl and code - 4:30
Start
Physical code - 2:02
Start
Game loops and moving actors across the screen - 3:39
Start
Stencyl and shapes - 2:02
Start
When created and placing on the screen - 3:22
Start
Attributes part 1 - 2:58
Start
Attributes and local attributes - 2:02
Start
Attributes part 3 - 2:02
Start
Attributes part 5 setting up an attribute - 1:38
Start
Attributes part 6 - 2:06
Start

Let's learn CSS3

Rotate - 3:45
Start
Rotation and time - 3:45
Start
Default Properties - 2:02
Start
Changing the width - 2:02
Start
Rounded corners and shadows - 3:19
Start
Skew - 4:24
Start
Translate - 3:10
Start
Scale rotate translate and skew on one line - 2:02
Start
Opacity - 1:16
Start
Intro to 3D effects - 2:02
Start
Translate 3d - 1:10
Start
Scale 3D - 1:10
Start
Skew - 2:05
Start

C# In unity

Course requirements - 2:33
Start
Creating a new C# Script - 1:48
Start
C# in mono develop - 2:16
Start
Voids and adding voids - 2:02
Start
Comments - 2:33
Start
The start void - 2:33
Start
The update void and the game loop - 2:02
Start
Calling a void - 2:00
Start
Variables and int variables - 2:46
Start
Float variables - 2:02
Start
Boolean variables - 1:21
Start
String variables - 1:34
Start
Building your code - 1:00
Start
calling variables within voids - 2:02
Start
Variable scope - 4:45
Start
Adding in games objects to unity 3D - 2:01
Start
Adding the script to the game object - 2:13
Start
Rotating the cube - 4:09
Start
Small test - 1:30
Start
Public variables - 4:14
Start
Vector 3 - 3:53
Start
If Statements - 3:30
Start
Else statements - 2:21
Start
Else if statements - 3:56
Start

JavaScript in Unity 3D

Course requirements - 2:02
Start
Creating a JavaScript file - 2:02
Start
MonoDevelop and JavaScript - 1:26
Start
Functions - 1:59
Start
The start function - 2:02
Start
The update function - 1:49
Start
Variables and functions - 1:43
Start
Adding in comments - 1:55
Start
Calling a function - 2:02
Start
Variables - 2:50
Start
Initializing a variable - 4:03
Start
Building your solution - 1:53
Start
Adding in game objects - 2:13
Start
Adding Variables - 2:46
Start
Adding in the script to the cube - 2:37
Start
Rotating an object - 2:37
Start
More on variables, boolean variables - 3:16
Start
If Statements - 3:22
Start
Adding functionality to the if statement - 2:52
Start
The else statements - 2:02
Start
Else if statement - 2:02
Start
Passing variables to functions - 3:52
Start
Thoughts about game development - 3:13
Start

1 hour Xcode

Introduction - 2:02
Start
Course Requirements - 4:43
Start
Opening a project - 8:19
Start
more about xcode - 3:33
Start
adding in themovement - 2:02
Start
Storyboards and testing your app - 5:03
Start
changing the view controller - 5:03
Start
Adding more tabs - 2:02
Start
adding in the toolbars - 2:02
Start
Changing the color of the tool bars - 2:02
Start
Changing the layout - 6:29
Start
Adding in a button - 3:42
Start
Changing colors - 3:39
Start
Transparent backgrounds - 1:28
Start
Device orientation - 3:06
Start

How to make an app from scratch

Installing Xcode - 2:00
Start
Requirements for the rest of the course - 2:02
Start
Opening a new project - 2:02
Start
Opening Xcode, Running it on the simlator - 3:49
Start
Adding UIWebView to the iPhone and the iPad - 2:19
Start
Hooking up code to our story boards - 4:26
Start
Adding in a PDF to Xcode - 3:10
Start
Adding in some code - 5:22
Start
Adding the iPad - 2:02
Start
Adding in an app ID - 2:06
Start
Previewing the app before we submit it to the app store - 0:50
Start
Talking about certificates - 0:42
Start
Making a development profile and add it to Xcode - 2:16
Start
Setting up the app in itunes - 4:13
Start
Setting up the app in itunes connect - 4:13
Start
Setting up for the app store part 1 - 2:03
Start
Archiving and icons - 2:42
Start
Final arrangements to the app store - 1:29
Start

Kids Coding - Beginner HTML

Course Introduction - 0:50
Start
Course requirements - 1:45
Start
Setting up an HTML document - 5:43
Start
Paragraph tags - 7:43
Start
Header Tags - 2:02
Start
Style - 7:00
Start
Adding in a link - 2:02
Start
Adding an image - 1:44
Start
Changing the image - 3:37
Start
Ordered and un-ordered lists - 2:02
Start
Adding a border to the image - 1:04
Start
Adding a link to an image - 2:02
Start
Lists within lists - 3:01
Start
Tables - 2:02
Start
Tags within tables - 1:38
Start
Table Properties - 2:02
Start
Last Project - 1:37
Start
Project answers - 5:42
Start

Kids Coding - Beginner CSS

Introduction to the course - 2:02
Start
Course requirements - 2:21
Start
Setting up the HTML - 2:02
Start
Setting up the CSS - 2:02
Start
Font Families - 2:02
Start
Colors and RGB values - 2:02
Start
Changing the background - 2:43
Start
Text Indentation - 4:25
Start
Font Types - 2:33
Start
Text Align - 1:01
Start
Class - 2:02
Start
IDs - 1:01
Start
List and multiple tags - 3:43
Start
More about list items - 6:07
Start
Table properties - 5:13
Start

Make a song in FL studio

Download FL Studio - 0:30
Start
Starting our first beat - 2:02
Start
Adding items to the playlist - 4:20
Start
Adding a baseline - 2:02
Start
Making the song longer - 2:02
Start
Adding a techno melody - 2:34
Start
Adding in arps - 2:02
Start
Adding in more melodies - 7:03
Start
Adding in some higher melodies - 5:11
Start
Adding in some other material - 2:02
Start
Adding in a transition - 4:21
Start
Finishing the song - 2:02
Start
Exporting the song - 1:03
Start

Learn how to make a song in garage band in 1 hour

Course introduction - 1:43
Start
Creating our first song - 2:02
Start
The welcome screen - 1:34
Start
Changing and adding tracks - 2:02
Start
More about the interface and talking about music - 2:02
Start
Adding some very simple notes - 2:41
Start
Adding the drumline - 3:07
Start
Changing the notes and adding some more - 2:02
Start
Adding a melody - 2:02
Start
Start adding to the song - 2:02
Start
Adding the B section - 20:11
Start
Finishing the song - 2:02
Start

How to make an Ad-Game From Scratch

Introduction - 2:02
Start
Course requirements - 2:17
Start
What are AdGames - 2:02
Start
Why are AdGames Effective - 3:49
Start
Statistics - 2:22
Start
Construct 2 and HTML 5 - 4:46
Start
Let's make our game - 1:01
Start
Downloading and installing Construct 2 - 2:02
Start
Opening C2 and changing the layout - 2:02
Start
Running the game and setting the size - 2:02
Start
Adding force to the ball - 2:02
Start
Adding objects - 2:02
Start
Adding the images - 2:02
Start
Z order and layers - 2:49
Start
Getting the arrow to look at the mouse - 2:02
Start
Changing the rotation orgin - 1:42
Start
Adding physics to the game - 1:29
Start
Spawning the ball at the tip - 2:02
Start
Spawning the ball at the tip - 4:52
Start
Adding in a random function - 3:04
Start
Adding a particle explosion - 2:02
Start
The importance of order - 4:17
Start
Memory management - 2:11
Start
Opacity - 2:02
Start
Adding in collisions - 1:13
Start
Adding in a wait time - 2:02
Start
Text Box and variables - 2:02
Start
Adding in another particle system and prototyping - 2:02
Start
Adding in the score to the text - 2:02
Start
Changing the font - 2:02
Start
Adding in a timer - 1:02
Start
Adding in timer functionality - 2:02
Start
Adding in some more game logic - 2:21
Start
Setting up the the end game logic - 3:16
Start
Adding in a game mode variable - 2:02
Start
Adding in a sub event - 3:48
Start
Adding in some final touches - 2:02
Start

Learn Construct 2

General Interface - 5:38
Start
Insert a sprite - 5:38
Start
Sprite Properties - 2:02
Start
Adding movement to a sprite - 2:29
Start
Modifying the 8 direction layout - 5:01
Start
Adding borders - 3:48
Start
Edge and origin - 1:02
Start
Scrolling to a sprite - 1:57
Start
Adding a background - 2:02
Start
Adding layers - 2:02
Start
Adding text - 3:17
Start
Snapping to grid - 0:25
Start
Setting Sprite size - 6:10
Start
Learning more about events - 2:02
Start
How to rotate with an event - 2:02
Start
Rotate to angle - 2:02
Start
How to set an angle - 2:02
Start
How to shake the camera - 2:02
Start
Setting opacity with events - 2:02
Start
How to destroy an object - 2:02
Start
How to spawn objects and basic bullet use - 0:47
Start
Bullets part 2 - 1:41
Start
Destroying the projectile - 2:02
Start
Setting the projectile's origin - 2:02
Start
Rotate towards mouse click - 2:40
Start
Move sprite to Mouse Click - 2:02
Start
Introduction to variables - 2:02
Start
Implementing variables - 1:25
Start
Speed run - 2:11
Start
How to pin objects to another - 2:02
Start
Making objects - 1:05
Start
Collision masks and solid objects - 2:03
Start
How to use world wrap - 2:01
Start
Adding car movement to your sprite - 0:48
Start
Car properties - 2:02
Start
How to make a heads up display - 4:14
Start
Paralax Scrolling - 3:07
Start
Hiding layers on command - 2:02
Start
Changing text with buttons - 2:02
Start
Append text feature - 2:12
Start
Adding a variable to your textbox - 2:02
Start
Constantly update your textbox with a text variable - 2:02
Start
Adding sounds to your game - 3:13
Start
Hiding layers on command - 3:07
Start
How to scroll to co-ordinates - 2:02
Start
How to move layers - 3:45
Start
How to change the background color - 2:24
Start
Changing the background color with a tiled background - 2:30
Start
Adding a spotlight effect - 2:02
Start
Text and text boxes - 2:02
Start
Adding buttons to your game - 2:02
Start
Thoughts about making an extremely easy game - 8:47
Start
Adding powerups - 2:02
Start
Thoughts about making a simple game - 2:02
Start
Finishing the small game - 3:13
Start
Recap on what we have done so far - 5:27
Start
Simple physics - 2:22
Start
Adding spawning and collision - 4:30
Start
Physics properties - 5:17
Start
Applying a force to a physical object - 2:02
Start
Applying a force to an angle - 1:00
Start
Applying a force to a position - 1:13
Start
Applying a velocity - 2:02
Start
Adding torque to your object - 0:58
Start
Adding Angular velocity to your object - 0:53
Start
Applying torque towards a position - 1:14
Start
Creating a re volute joint - 1:36
Start
How to make a scrolling background - 3:44
Start
Making a simple platformer - 1:51
Start
Making a platformer level and rapid prototyping. - 2:02
Start
Adding other controls to your platform game - 3:53
Start
The platformer properties - 2:02
Start
Making a platformer level and rapid prototyping - 2:02
Start
Adding other controls to your platform game - 2:31
Start
Switching the gravity to your game - 4:19
Start
Skyward sword example - 2:02
Start

Make a game from scratch in Construct 2

Project goals and planning - 3:13
Start
Making a simple production spc - 7:54
Start
Adding the player controls - 5:21
Start
Adding wall collisions - 2:52
Start
Tweaking the player controlls - 2:23
Start
Adding projectiles - 4:25
Start
Adding spread projectiles - 8:48
Start
Adding debug features - 3:03
Start
Adding a beam part 1 - 3:05
Start
Adding a beam part 2 - 3:52
Start
Adding in homing projectiles - 5:26
Start
Fixing the homing projectiles - 1:28
Start
How to make enemies move towards the target - 3:11
Start
Adding the projectile enemy collision - 2:02
Start
Adding spawning objects - 2:02
Start
Adding in a random function to the timer - 1:14
Start
Adding a score modifier - 2:02
Start
Adding in scores and HUD - 6:45
Start
Adding the lives to the HUD - 2:02
Start
Adding the losing lives functionality - 2:02
Start
Adding the weapons type to the HUD - 6:40
Start
Adding in powerups to your game - 7:44
Start
Adding weapons select - 6:51
Start
Adding beam powerup - 12:49
Start
Adding homing powerup - 8:38
Start
Making a menu - 5:38
Start
Adding functionality to the menus - 5:33
Start
Setting up a game over screen - 5:40
Start
Adding some game over logic - 4:50
Start
FInal thoughts of the game before art - 2:02
Start
Introduction to adobe illustrator and talking about aesthetics - 2:02
Start
Making a simple scene - 13:41
Start
Adding gradients to your game - 7:34
Start
REsing the image to fit the gameplay - 5:18
Start
Adding snow to the mountains - 8:59
Start
Making the spark animation - 3:19
Start
Adding shading to the mountains - 12:30
Start
Adding clouds - 2:02
Start
Adding some trees - 22:14
Start
Fixing the trees - 2:02
Start
Adding the trunks to the forground trees - 4:44
Start
Adding the canopy to the trees in the foreground - 4:55
Start
Starting our bee character - 5:49
Start
Continuing the bee character part 2 - 6:36
Start
Making the bee part 3 - 3:51
Start
Adding more detail to the bee - 8:49
Start
Adding legs to the bee - 2:02
Start
Adding the wings to the bee - 4:23
Start
Completing the bee and talking about design - 3:55
Start
Creating the wasp - 4:40
Start
Creating the wasp part 2 - 6:42
Start
Adding more detail to the wasp - 8:34
Start
Adding detail to the eye - 6:42
Start
Adding detail to the mouth - 2:02
Start
Adding the arms - 16:47
Start
Adding the wings to the wasp - 2:02
Start
Talking about the text and the design - 7:15
Start
Making powerups - 11:09
Start
Making the rest of the powerups part 2 - 2:52
Start
Making the projectiles - 2:02
Start
Making the beam weapon part 1 - 1:23
Start
Making the beam weapon part 2 - 5:49
Start
Making a titlescreen - 11:00
Start
Adding detail to the titlescreen - 10:33
Start
Finishing the titlescreen - 2:02
Start
Making the other cards and task inertia - 22:49
Start
Finishing the cards - 4:31
Start
Setting up the instruction screen - 4:10
Start
Making the bee animation - 2:02
Start
Making the wasp animation - 8:58
Start
Making the scrolling background - 17:16
Start
Exporting images - 13:01
Start
Setting up the instruction screen - 2:02
Start
Making the game over screen - 1:45
Start
Setting up the menu screen - 3:11
Start
Setting up the highscore screen - 3:18
Start
Adding the art to the game screen - 3:38
Start
Setting up the text in the game - 2:02
Start
Fixing some illustrator and graphic problems - 2:02
Start
Adding the animation to the bee and the wasp - 15:26
Start
Fixing the wasp rotation - 2:02
Start
Adding the animation spark to the beam - 8:36
Start
Talking about the project and adding sound effects - 5:03
Start
Making the projectile sound effects - 2:02
Start
Making the spread projectile - 2:02
Start
Making the beam sound effect - 2:22
Start
Making the spread projectile - 2:22
Start
Making the homing projectile - 4:35
Start
Making the beam sound effect - 2:02
Start
Making the wasp death sound - 2:02
Start
Making the bee hit sound - 2:43
Start
Talking about the music and adding our first beat - 2:02
Start
Adding in the bass line - 2:02
Start
Adding the melody - 2:02
Start
Finishing the song - 9:02
Start
Making the game over music - 1:18
Start
Adding the bass line to teh game over music - 1:18
Start
Adding the melody - 2:02
Start
Adding the melody to the game over music - 8:59
Start
Making the drums more interesting - 3:39
Start
Composing the main music - 2:02
Start
Composing the bassline - 5:51
Start
Picking the syntheizers - 12:27
Start
Composing the pre melody - 3:17
Start
Composing the A melody - 8:07
Start
Composing the B melody - 7:22
Start
Making the song a little more interesting - 5:50
Start
Adding the form to the song - 5:00
Start
Adding an intro to the song - 2:02
Start
Making the drums more interesting - 2:02
Start
Adding cymbals and finishing the song - 9:31
Start
Mixing your music - 2:02
Start
Making a powerup sound effect - 1:07
Start
Making the second powerup sound effect - 1:06
Start
Adding the music to the game - 4:50
Start
Correcting the music coding errors - 3:55
Start
Correcting a music logic problem - 2:28
Start
Adding sound effects part 1 - 6:55
Start
Adding sound effects part 2 - 3:51
Start
Mixing your audio engine - 2:02
Start
The Homestretch finishing your game - 2:02
Start
Adding a difficulty curve - 2:02
Start
Adding a difficulty curve part 2 - 2:59
Start
Making the game more fun - 6:07
Start
Adding highscores and polishing the game - 2:02
Start
Making icons for the chrome store - 14:50
Start
Makign the 16x16 icon - 2:02
Start
Making the banners - 10:49
Start
Packing your game for the chrome store - 5:49
Start
Final steps of publishing to the chrome store - 2:02
Start
Final steps of publishing to the chrome store - 2:02
Start
Setting up the facebook game - 3:28
Start
Adding a facebook login - 2:02
Start
Publishing your score to facebook - 2:02
Start
Exporting your HTML 5 webpage - 1:45
Start
Setting canvas URL in facebook - 2:02
Start
Resizing your icon - 2:55
Start
Finalizing your facebook game - 2:02
Start
Final thoughts on bees versus wasps - 7:55
Start

Xcode fundamentals: Designing a user experience for Cocoa

Introduction to the course - 2:02
Start
What you need for this course - 0:39
Start
3. Downloading Xcode - 2:48
Start
4. Opening a new project in Xcode - 2:02
Start
5. Opening a new project in Xcode - 3:32
Start
6. Information in Xcode - 2:02
Start
7. Testing your software - 2:16
Start
8. Adding something to your app and testing it - 2:56
Start
9. Changing the items on the screen - 2:32
Start
10. Saving your project - 1:06
Start
11. A small divergent thinking exercise - 2:58
Start
12. Introduction to metaphors in computer design - 2:58
Start
13. Changing where your application loads - 1:10
Start
14. Making your application not resizable - 1:18
Start
15. Adding an image to your application - 2:02
Start
16. Chaning your image to PNG and about image sizes - 1:13
Start
17. Finishing off your app - 2:02
Start
18. Introduction to Xcode and user experience - 2:02
Start
19. The basics of user experience - 5:08
Start
20. The help button - 2:02
Start
21. UX in OSX application - 2:02
Start
23. Intuitive design - 2:02
Start
24. Organic design - 2:02
Start
25. Metaphors and designs - 2:02
Start
26. Users and control - 1:34
Start
27. The OSX experience - 1:46
Start
28. Design is everywhere - 2:02
Start
29. Minimalism - 2:02
Start
55. How a computer compiles - 1:57
Start
30. Designing apps - 2:12
Start
30a. Development conundrum - 2:02
Start
31. Designing for your users - 2:02
Start
32. Constantly edit your features - 1:17
Start
33. Project scope - 2:04
Start
34. Standard UI versus re-design - 1:28
Start
35. Productivity versus re-design - 2:15
Start
36. Custom UIs - 2:02
Start
37. Three phases of development - 2:02
Start
38. Prototyping phase - 1:46
Start
39. Prototyping continued - 2:02
Start
40. Planning for development - 2:02
Start
41. Development - 2:02
Start
42. Development continued - 2:42
Start
43. Pros and cons of DYI development - 2:13
Start
44. Pros and cons of outsourced development - 2:02
Start
45. Personal statement about production - 1:51
Start
46. Before the testing and quality phase - 1:18
Start
Development conundrum - 1:33
Start
48. Quality phase - 2:02
Start
49. Releasing your app - 2:02
Start
50. Conclusion to this part of the course - 0:32
Start
Starting a new project and talking about coding - 2:02
Start
52. .h and .m files - 2:02
Start
53. commenting - 2:02
Start
54. Adding in some code and talking about objective C - 2:02
Start
Xcode interface part 1 - 2:02
Start
56. Adding in the code to the .m file - 1:57
Start
57. Adding the label to the .h - 1:11
Start
58. Adding the label to the .m file - 2:02
Start
59. Gooking up the code - 2:02
Start
60. Running the project and talking about code - 2:02
Start
61. Playing around with design - 2:36
Start
62. Adding in another label - 2:02
Start
63. Start exercising your brain - 2:02
Start
65. Xcode interface part 2 - 2:02
Start
66. Xcode interface part 3 - 2:02
Start
67. Xcode interface part 4 - 2:41
Start
68. Xcode interface part 5 - 2:02
Start
69. Xcode interface part 6 - 2:02
Start
70. Attribute inspector - 1:43
Start
71. Size inspector - 2:02
Start
72. Connection inspector - 1:13
Start
73. Bindings inspector - 2:02
Start
74. Effect inspector - 2:53
Start
75. Object library - 2:53
Start
76. Place holders - 1:43
Start
77. The last remaining icons - 1:10
Start
78. End of this part of the course and talking about rapid prototyping - 0:34
Start
79. Rapid prototyping - 2:02
Start
80. What is rapid prototyping - 2:02
Start
82. Divergent thinking part 2 - 2:02
Start
81. Divergent thinking - 2:02
Start
83. How to be a divergent thinker - 1:44
Start
84. Eureka moment - 2:05
Start
85. The joy of creating - 1:17
Start
86. Rapid prototyping with Xcode - 2:02
Start
87. Buttons prototyping - 6:13
Start
88. Adding in another XIB file - 1:37
Start
89. How to load other XIB files - 2:15
Start
90. Playing around with button sizes - 4:38
Start
91. Playing around with odd number of buttons - 1:55
Start
92. Adding an image to a gradient button - 2:20
Start
93. Batch processing - 1:53
Start
94. Changing the image position - 3:38
Start
95. Changing the font - 2:41
Start
96. Changing the font color - 1:12
Start
97. Control features in gradient positions - 2:02
Start
98. Button properties - 2:38
Start
99. Disclosure tags. - 1:59
Start
101. Wrapping up different kinds of buttons - 1:56
Start
102. Rapid prototyping with buttons - 2:02
Start
103. Multi line labels - 2:02
Start
104. Adding the code for a multi line label - 1:11
Start
105. Adding the app delegate to a new XIB file - 1:18
Start
106. Adding in a custom class and object - 2:02
Start
107. The benefits of separating the code - 2:02
Start
108. Text fields - 1:26
Start
109. Setting up the text fields in code - 2:02
Start
Conclusion - 2:02
Start

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John Bura has been programming games since 1997 and teaching since 2002. John is the owner of the game development studio Mammoth Interactive. This company produces XBOX 360, iPhone, iPad, android, HTML 5, ad-games and more. Mammoth Interactive recently sold a game to Nickelodeon! John has been contracted by many different companies to provide game design, audio, programming, level design and project management. To this day John has 40 commercial games that he has contributed to. Several of the games he has produced have risen to number 1 in the Apple's app store. In his spare time John likes to play ultimate Frisbee, cycle and work out.

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