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I was looking at getting it for my kids just last week. Went through a bunch forums, reading through what people are saying and the overwhelming tone was that i
by eps 7y ago
I was looking at getting it for my kids just last week. Went through a bunch forums, reading through what people are saying and the overwhelming tone was that it's just not good. An ad-hoc collection of tutorials with no overall structure and that are more confusing than helpful. Too complicated for noobs, too trivial with those with a bit of experience.
If anyone has a firsthand experience with Unity Learn, I'd love to hear about it, and I'm sure others will find it useful too.
- metreo 7y agoI'm doing a relatively short course right now on optimization which is instructive. Profiling is an important but strangely ad hoc task so I'm always looking for fresh content on the subject.
- laegooose 7y agoI went through a bunch of Unity courses. Wrote about the best one here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22688437 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22688437 In fact, it was my best experience among online courses on any subject.
- armatav 7y agoOut of all the online courses, I would say they have the most fun/engaging content. It kind of makes sense too.
- enjoiful 7y agoCheck out Dreams for PS4. It's perfect to create games with kids.
- sidlls 7y agoAn ad-hoc collection of tutorials with no overall structure and that are more confusing than helpful This is how I feel about most open source software documentation and tutorials/articles about library or software usage.
- cambalache 7y agoHell, this is how I feel about 90% of technical books and textbooks. Writing is hard. 10X harder for highly technical content.