#devprojects

Hello, would-be developers!  It’s likely that if you’re reading this, you’re either just getting started with full-stack programming or searching for your next project to demonstrate your abilities. You’re in the correct place, then! We’ll explore some fantastic project ideas for novices in this blog, which will help you develop and begin creating the practical apps that users and businesses adore. read more

Today was not a major day in development, we had other classes. In the little time we spent discussing the current state of things, we talked about the dependencies of level building. The main point of discussion was finishing the Player Controller so that we could build the level to the right scale. If the player can’t jump high enough over the obstacles it kind of breaks the level. 

So we assigned the level builders other work while the Player Controller is fixed up and the basic movements are implemented. The due date for this sprint is due on next Monday, so I think we are in a good place. 

We've been doing a lot of testing lately that requires us to login with Facebook. Making real accounts is hard, and while Facebook has a handy API to make test users for your app, not everyone can write a quick command line call to grab an email and password to experiment with.

So, we made a handy little form where you can simply plug in your app's ID and access code and you'll get back a test user's login info.  We never get your credentials and everything is handled in your browser via javascript.