Backing Up Your Unity Project Using GitHub and Sourcetree

This article provides a guide on how to back up Unity projects using Sourcetree and GitHub, emphasizing the importance of version control for game development.

Glossary of Visual Scripting Terms

Unity’s official documentation lacks a central glossary of visual scripting terms. I created this Glossary for students of my visual scripting course to enhance their knowledge of key terminology and concepts.

Tiny Troves of Dev Wisdom

I created the Tiny Troves project for Hacktoberfest 2023. As the project maintainer, I am responsible for managing pull requests, deploying builds, and liaising with contributors.

In addition to programming the game, I wrote the README and Contributing guides.

Manual Testing vs Automated Testing: Key Differences

In this guest post for TestRail, I discuss the differences between manual and automated testing.

I conclude that a balanced combination of testing approaches is best for most quality assurance scenarios.

Why Are Traceability and Test Coverage Important?

In this guest post for TestRail, I discuss the advantages of traceability and comprehensive test coverage.

Traceability is critical for requirements coverage and defect detection.

How to Rename Your Unity Game

In this article, I explain how to rename both the project name and product name in Unity.

There is an important distinction between these two elements and a separate process for renaming the project versus the product.

Embarking On My Hacktoberfest Journey as a Unity Game Repo Maintainer

In this blog post, I write about the creation of my Hacktoberfest project, Tiny Troves of Dev Wisdom. I discuss where the idea for the project came from and my goals as an open source maintainer.

My Journey From Stay-At-Home Mom To Game Developer

In this guest post for GameDev.tv, I write about my journey as a self-taught developer.

A History of Version Control

In this article, I provide a short history of version control.

I trace the evolution of version control from its early days with utilities like IEBUPDTE in the 1960s through the development of systems like SCCS, RCS, CVS, Subversion (SVN), and Git.