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Best Practices Of Game Architecture Published 9/2024 Duration: 45m | Video: .MP4, 1920x1080 30 fps | Audio: AAC, 44.1 kHz, 2ch | Size: 511 MB Genre: eLearning | Language: English Shooter Game Example | Clean Architecture | Domain-Driven Design | State-Driven UI | Best Practices What you'll learn You will learn how to organize a convenient project structure You will learn how to design a professional modular project architecture You will learn how to write quality code You will learn how to use principles of Clean Architecture and Domain-Driven Design in game development You will learn what State-Driven UI is and how State-Driven UI differs from View-Driven UI You will learn how to expand the capabilities of the Unity to make your work more convenient and productive You will learn how to use Stylus to write beautiful styles for the UIToolkit You will get access to the project's sources, as well as several useful packages Requirements Basic knowledge of C# and Unity Description In this video course, I will show you an example of a prototype of a shooter on the Unity engine and UIToolkit written in compliance with all the best practices that I have collected over many years of work. In this course - We will look at the best practices for organizing the structure of a Unity project. - We will look at the principles of designing professional architecture of game projects, such as: Clean Architecture, Domain-Driven Design and State-Driven UI. - We will look at the possibilities of extending Unity to improve the productivity of the workflow. - And I will also tell you about all the all internal details of my project. After watching this course - You will learn all the basic principles of developing a high-quality game project. - You will be able to use this example as a template for your own projects, which will help you save a lot of time during the initial development of your project. Please note that I will not be writing code in real time, as is done in many other courses. I will only show the already written code and comment on it. Thanks to this approach, my course turned out to be very short, but at the same time contains a fairly large amount of useful information that I have collected over many years. Enjoy watching! Who this course is for Middle and senior Unity developer Homepage Screenshots