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What Are The Best Programming Languages for Game D...

Posted by M. Saqib | Last updated Jan 20, 2021 | Blog |

Qfusion 3D Open Source Game Engine

Posted by H. Asghar | Jan 19, 2021 | Blog |

The Pyrogenesis RTS and 3D Game Engine

Posted by H. Asghar | Last updated Jan 17, 2021 | Blog |

Fundamental Principles of Data Integration for Dat...

Posted by M. Saqib | Last updated Jan 12, 2021 | Blog |

The Better Traits and Features of RASP Security

by M. Saqib | Last updated Jan 5, 2021 | Blog |

The other name for RASP is Runtime Application Self Protection. It is one of the most contemporary technicalities that help in protecting the running application in time. It can be compared to WAF perimetral approach and RAASP helps in protecting the applications from the interior. It refers that RASP has greater visibility in case of data flow and each input comes with the consequences to help the application receive with glee. Here is the post to describe the perfect working of RASP along with the set of necessary advantage. This will help compare the perimetral defenses and this can be leveraged by the main teams as part of the Software Development Lifecycle.

Equipment that will help You create Great Quality Online Courses

by M. Saqib | Last updated Dec 30, 2020 | Blog |

Online course development is an altogether trickier task than maintaining a blog or running a bit of social media. These latter activities you could — theoretically at least — handle using little more than an old laptop, a style guide, and an industrial-sized pot of Nescafe Instant coffee.

What You Need to Know About Ethereum Based Dapps

by M. Saqib | Last updated Dec 30, 2020 | Blog |

When it comes to blockchain technology, one of the most interesting uses so far has been in regard to Dapps. The applications that have been created range from blockchain based games, to a decentralised version of twitter, and even a voting platform.

PLIB – A Suite of Portable Game Libraries

by H. Asghar | Last updated Dec 30, 2020 | Blog |

PLIB is a set of multi-platform and open source libraries for the development of games. It is written by Steve Baker in 1997. PLIB is written in C++. It supports Windows, Linux, UNIX and MacOS. PLIB is licensed under Library GNU Public License (LGPL 2.0). The latest and the stable version of PLIB is v.1.8.5 that was released in October, 2006.

PhyreEngine

by H. Asghar | Last updated Nov 2, 2020 | Blog |

PhyreEngine is a multi-platform game engine developed by Sony Interactive in 2003. This engine is written in C++. It targets the platforms of PlayStation, Windows, Android and iOS. The most stable version of this engine is released in January 2012. PhyreEngine is licensed under Proprietary.

The latest low-cost iPhones and Android phones

by H. Asghar | Last updated Oct 30, 2020 | Blog, Mobile Tech |

Even if you’re attempting to minimize expenses, you’ll presumably need to supplant your old phone in the long run. Regardless of whether this is on the grounds that the battery is done keeping a nice charge or in light of the fact that the working system is done being refreshed, smartphones generally begin losing their convenience around their third year (or some of the time prior).

How to succeed in the coding interviews?

by M. Saqib | Last updated Oct 27, 2020 | Blog |

The coding interview platform provided by several kinds of organizations is considered to be the best possible way of recruiting people who are the best fit for the organization. At the time of hiring the people for technical jobs, it is very much important to judge their technical skills and the first barrier to entry in this particular concept can be termed as the technical or coding interview.

Panda3D – Open Source Framework for 3D Rendering and Games

by H. Asghar | Last updated Oct 27, 2020 | Blog |

Panda3D is an open source, multi-platform, 3D rendering engine for developing games and VR (Virtual Reality). It was developed by Disney Interactive in 2002. It is written in C++ and Python. This engine targets the platforms of Windows, Linux, MacOS and Silicon Graphics workstations running Irix. The most stable version of this engine is released in 19 March, 2020. Panda3D is a free licensed engine under BSD license.