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'); } The GDC Podcast, hosted by Gamasutra editors Kris Graft and Alissa McAloon, is one of the game industry’s top repositories for interesting and informative chats about the world of game development. If you’re a fan of their conversations with Greg Kasavin, Celia Hodent, and other industry experts, you’re in luck. The GDC Podcast is recording not one, not two, but five  episodes of the show live at GDC Showcase! Graft and McAloon are excited to do live recordings where they will be responding to your questions and comments in Swapcard chat, and they’ve lined up an array of illu...

Joblessness has become a fixture of the South African economy. Understanding the patterns of who is out of work and for how long is key to designing policies to address the problem.

Matt Reynolds: Boss Fight Books (Spelunky) Boss Fight Books is a series where authors write an entire book about a game they love. The Spelunky entry is unique; penned by the game's own developer, Derek Yu, it serves as an illuminating deep dive into the game's development, from its conception as a freeware PC game to a commercial project to Xbox Live Arcade, a burgeoning era for indies making it big on consoles. As one of the games which helped usher in the modern roguelike, learning how a game as multifaceted and beloved as Spelunky came to be is a delight, especially in a book that's as ea...

Share this article Share this article An 83% increase in app distribution and a 33% growth in monthly active users shows a year of strong growth for Huawei's app ecosystem. MARKHAM, ON, March 1, 2021 /CNW/ - AppGallery, one of the top three app marketplaces globally, has marked several milestones in its ongoing development, one year on from revealing plans to expand its mobile ecosystem during the MWC in 2020.   Huawei’s AppGallery (CNW Group/Huawei Consumer Business Group) The platform has increased the number of registered developers to 2.3 million, up by 77% vs last year and now also ...

Huawei opens up wearables OS to third-party app developers February 26, 2021 Despite the problems that they faced with the previous U.S administration, Huawei is still doing pretty well in other spaces aside from its smartphone and wireless business. Its wearables for instance are doing pretty well and might even do better as they have now announced that their smartwatch OS, LiteOS, will now be opening up for third-party app developers. This means that Huawei smartwatch owners will finally be able to have apps on their wearable that were not created by the Chinese OEM. In case you didn’t kn...