[C#とUnityで作るMMORPGゲーム開発シリーズ] Part5: データベース

The AI era is bringing many changes to the gaming industry. We explore how the future will change, how to prepare for the future, and survival strategies for game developers.

This is a basic C# programming course for those who do not have basic programming knowledge. It is not a class that focuses on memorizing grammar, but rather summarizes only the most necessary parts.

This lecture is a recording of the [Vampire Survival Genre Imitation] live mentoring. We will gradually learn what knowledge and design are needed by creating a vampire survival genre game from scratch.

This is a course where you will learn about how to use the Unity engine and the features it provides, and learn methods to manage it efficiently.

A course for absolute beginners. This course teaches Blueprint, Unreal Engine's visual scripting, for programmer-level familiarity.

This is a course where you study core computer science knowledge such as networking/multithreading/operating systems and learn MMORPG technology by building a game server from scratch.

This is a lecture that naturally learns data structures and algorithms while studying [pathfinding], which is essential for RPG games.

This lecture continues the content implementation started in Part 7 by using EF Core learned in Part 8.

This course will teach you how to create a simple online 2D roguelike game using the key concepts learned in Parts 1-6.

This is a class where you can create a simple TPS game using blueprints and naturally learn various functions provided by the Unreal Engine.

This course will teach you about Entity Framework Core, a .NET ORM for seamless database integration.

This course covers the overall content of web servers required for game development using the latest ASP.NET Core (Blazor, WebAPI).

This is a lecture practicing Unity development by creating a game similar to Supersense's hit, Burger Please.

This is a course on creating a framework that integrates IOCP game servers with Unreal Engine. (This is not a Dedicated-Server course!)

This course follows the development of a <Casual Mobile MMORPG> M2 from start to finish, teaching you all the necessary skills for online game development.

This course covers core computer science knowledge such as networking, multi-threading, and operating systems, and teaches MMORPG technology by building a game server from the ground up. It provides a comprehensive overview of the knowledge that a new server programmer should know, building a foundation that allows them to adapt to any project without feeling overwhelmed.

UE5 Multiplayer Game Dev. Intro. Course. Listen server-based multiplayer game dev, theory to implementation. Hands-on practice via [Last Man Standing] clone.

Learn the basic C++ syntax for smooth learning of the series. We will cover essential content from assembly language to basic C++ syntax, STL, and C++11 in a compressed manner.

This course will teach you the structure step by step by following the core parts of the Lyra project provided by UE5.

This is a lecture that analyzes the core source code of Unreal Engine. Through Obsidian-based minimaps and various visual resources, you can study difficult content more easily.

This is a course on making practical Unity games with a database. Challenging areas can be covered in this course.

If you are already a developer or want to become a developer but did not major in computer science and are weak in databases, gain lifelong knowledge with this one course!

Starting from elementary school coding education to high school students in IT software departments, computer science college students, and job seekers from non-technical backgrounds, you can now meet the easy and fun coding lectures of Young Cody Kim, a current star instructor who has dedicated over 15 years to coding education, not only offline but also online. With Young Cody Kim, who has produced over 500 frontend, backend, full-stack, and web developers, your dream of becoming a developer will soon become reality!

From understanding SQL to using actual functions, Complete preparation for SQLD certification with the latest past exam questions!

Extract and utilize data through Oracle 18c and become a database expert!

This lecture is a lecture on database basics in the [Web Development Full Stack Course] lecture series for training full-stack web developers. This lecture is a process of understanding database design while analyzing Netflix and Carrot Market. It is a basic lecture where you can learn basic database design principles and SQL.

Let's learn together about Columnar Storage, which allows you to conveniently handle both structured and unstructured data provided by GCP and allows for a free table format, and BigQuery, a universal database.

[Newbies to Web Development Only] Let's Build a Spring Boot REST API Step-by-Step, the Easy Way

mongoDB, NoSQL You hear a lot these days, but is it still an unfamiliar database? Aren't you using it like a relational database (RDS/SQL)? No matter how good the technology is, if it's not used correctly, it will have the opposite effect. That's why we often see cases of failure in using MongoDB. This lecture will teach you everything from basic concepts to practical know-how so that you can use MongoDB as MongoDB-like as possible.

This course is designed to help you learn the core functions of FastAPI, as well as the entire process of web service development. Through this course, we will help you become a FastAPI expert developer needed in the field.

By implementing various practical data analysis cases using SQL, you can simultaneously improve your data analysis and SQL utilization skills.

This is an introductory BigQuery (SQL) course for beginners. Recommended for those curious about data processing methods. We teach SQL from a data analysis and data engineering perspective rather than a backend development perspective.

Learn common components of global-scale services through popular papers, books, and articles.

If you can master DB and programming, you should be more than halfway prepared for the information processing engineer exam. Let's take a look at the DB and programming parts, which are worth 45 to 55 points in the practical exam, and pass the written exam steadily.