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I have a great passion for solving problems and can help people with various programming languages, databases, information systems, software related projects.
Developer with 10 years of hands-on experience and nearly 6 in professional roles. I work across the stack and usually work in C, Go, Python, C#, Java, Kotlin, JavaScript, and TypeScript — with a strong preference for C and systems-level work. I enjoy helping others build a solid understanding of fundamentals instead of just getting them unstuck.
Hello I have been working in the market for the past 10 years. in the field of Database, SQL, Oracle, SQL Server, MySQL, NOSQL,DWH,ETL ,reporting and BI tools. Have knowledge of multiples domain areas such as Finance & banking ,Telecom, health care, Tax & Legal and FMCG
Anything javascript related I am your guy. I work mostly in the React ecosystem. I've been actively working for 9 years now as a frontend focused developer. I know how to do full stack. At this time my biggest focus is teaching, I am currently an instructor and mentor at a local bootcamps. Additionally, I have a few apps that generate income and I maintain those, one of which is a Javascript Course/Path/Academy. What I can do for you, I can help you with: - Help you push out an MVP, launching your idea fast! - Partner/Developer (CTO) for your next idea - any javascript issue - teach you programming - teach you javascript,html,css, react,next. (from 0 to finish or just help you understand a specific feature that you need help with) - fix bugs in the above-mentioned categories - code for you, help you finish some features at your job, - prepare you for a job interview (I have held 50+ interviews, and have been to 100+, i have helped 30+ improve their interview game) - advice you on how to improve in your career and how to advance - you can have me as 'on call' to help unstuck you at your current job I believe my reviews do me justice and speak about me. I am fast and direct when working, but when I teach I am at working your pace and help you learn. You can have a chat with me if you choose to: Feel free to message me at macesmajli@gmail.com with the subject "Codementor BIO" so I know this is how you found me and we can take it from there. Thanks for reading up, looking forward to working with you.
Hello! If you need help with game development, I'm here to help you find (and learn) effective techniques and solutions for your projects. As a mentor, I can help you with **Technical Guidance** (assistance with coding, debugging, optimization), **Design Insights** (feedback on mechanics, level design, UI), **Asset Advice** (guidance on using time-saving assets/tools), and **QA** (thorough testing and bug tracking), among other topics. I can answer questions on topics such as **Development Challenges** ("How can I optimize my game for better performance?"), **Design Decisions** ("How to improve the game UX?", "What mechanics can make my gameplay more engaging?"), and **Troubleshooting** ("Why is my game crashing on startup?", "Why is my game build failing?", "How do I fix this bug in my C# code?"), among other topics. --- Game and Software developer since 2010. I have 10+ years of experience with Unity, C#, and Game Design. I also have experience with Unreal Engine, Level Design, 3D Modeling, and Mobile Development. I developed games for PC and Android. My background includes working on: ● SAK'D (2D metroidvania game, demo released on Steam) ● NekoSuki! ~ Kitty Love Adventure (action-adventure game, in development) ● Time Master (puzzle-platformer game, released on Steam) ● Baneville (an educational game for Brazilian schools) I have knowledge and experience with: ● Unity, C#, async-await (UniTask), advanced programming concepts ● Unreal Engine 5, Blueprints, C++ ● Godot Engine, RPG Maker, GameMaker, Ren'Py ● Game Design, Level Design, UI Programming, Game Optimization, QA ● Unity Addressables, Timeline ● Third-party assets and plugins: Platformer Project, Corgi Engine, ORK RPG Framework, Game Kit Controller, World Streamer 2, DoozyUI, RealtimeCSG, Rewired, Animancer, RealToon, Dialogue System for Unity, MicroSplat, MicroVerse, etc. ● Blender, VRoid Studio (3D Modeling, Rigging, Skinning, Animation) ● Photoshop, Krita, GIMP (Texturing, Image editing) ● Wwise Audio Middleware ● Generative AI: Stable Diffusion, ComfyUI, SwarmUI, NovelAI ● Mobile Development: Android (native), iOS (native), Flutter, Xamarin, Xamarin.Forms ● Kotlin, Swift, Dart, Java, Python
Lead Senior Unity Developer, Author of Unity Books, Mentor
I'm a self-taught game developer and programming instructor. With my name on three published titles (Land of Screens, Half-Past Fate, Bow Battle Arenas), I have experience working in a small studio setting under Serenity Forge and Denis Entertainment Inc. I got my start 20 years ago creating popular niche games using Warcraft 3 and the Lua based coding syntax. I also built up coding logic using multiple titles from the RPG Maker series, and gave back by producing several tutorials for the engine on game engine forums and Youtube. (https://www.youtube.com/user/Titanhex/videos) I've spent several years recently focusing on Unity and using the Unity Editor to build more complex 3D Games, as well as experimenting with the Python language, Lua, and Roblox to build and expand game development. I've even taken a brief foray into Unreal Engine. I've learned to develop for VR, Mobile, Console and PC. My thirst for knowledge is unquenchable, and I've practiced 3d modeling, photoshop and pixel art as well. I'm familiar with a wide range of industry standard development tools, techniques, paradigms and practices in game development and Unity development both in terms of coding and designing. I've built and taught game development in Unity, Unreal Engine, RPG Maker, Roblox, Godot, and more. I consider myself software agnostic. I'm self-taught in Lua, C#, Python, Javascript, Blender and Java at different levels for each. I teach most of them at a high level, and enjoy building programs and working within engines. Infact, one of my core abilities is in teaching others, but my true passion is in game development, where I spend my free time focusing. I have over 1500 hours of lessons taught building games with Lua & Roblox, over 600 hours of lessons taught in Unity, and over 300 lessons taught in Python, over 100 in Unreal Engine and 100 in Godot. That's not even including the thousands of hours spent on independent research, reading purchased e-books from many authors, and building my own projects and participating in game jams. When it comes to teams I'm cooperative and focused on helping others. I'm also self-sufficient, and know how to find answers. I use communication to build rapport, which is something I seek in my work environment, rapport with my fellow workers, and to exchange ideas, solutions and direction. I'm a potent leader, and often excel in such positions.
Hamza Hassene brings over six years of experience in Unity development and five years in the virtual reality industry. He's not just familiar with the tools; he knows how to use them to bring ideas to life. Hamza has managed entire projects on his own, showcasing his capability to handle tasks from start to finish. Additionally, he has led development teams on several medium- to large-scale projects.
2nd place FlutterFlow Hackathon 2022 https://hackathon.flutterflow.app/ Here you can find all my apps : https://www.ioannisroungeris.com/. I focus on building native mobile apps and MVPs using no code tools. My greatest success is that my game One Tap Calculator has been selected as the "Best Game of the Year 2021" in the no-code platform Thunkable https://blog.thunkable.com/2021-thunkable-apps-of-the-year. Thunkable featured me in their most recent Success story, describing how I created education apps! http://ow.ly/6C6350JYAQs I aspire to become a mentor because I am a tech founder who struggled a lot in my beginnings, so now I know that I would have succeeded more if I had a mentor on this journey to support and guide me. My dream is to help other people with no technical background to bring their ideas to life.
Game Development and Project Management professional with 8+ years of experience, including: - hands-on development in Unity (hypercasual, indie, online multiplayer, singleplayer) - game design - game producer of a 4-years long indie game Holy Stick! - IT education for beginner/mid developers
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