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Welcome back, Robin! Congratulations on the new addition to your family! Your advice has always been precious, and I'm happy to see you again. Wishing you all the best, and I look forward to more of your videos and insights in the future!

Awesome to see you pivoted and started working in the way that works for you. And congrats! Kids are the best.

Welcome back Robin. So glad to hear you are okay and congratulations. So much of what you said is so similar to my own journey.

Welcome back! Congratulations on the baby.

great job

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Hey Robin, I'm checking in to see how things are going for you. We're eagerly awaiting an update! I, we'd love to hear your advice: What strategies have helped you stay focused and productive? Are there any pitfalls or obstacles you've encountered that we should avoid? If you want to stop, could you share any insights or tips on learning efficiently? (we deserve a goodbye) Your video was even more helpful and appreciated than you might realize. Your insights and tips on learning efficiently really made an impact. We're looking forward to hearing more from you soon! In short, we want advice from you.

I must say, It's kind of scary how you say (specially on the third book): "I haven't read it yet but is absolutely a must". My question is: how do you know that? You haven't read it and processed it. I get that a lot of people could say that, but I believe having you own judgement is far more important.

Looking at the C++ book reminds me of a meme about a C# advanced book that only half the pages compare to a crash course C# book 🤣

How big the courage one needs to post this kind of video telling the world you're gonna make it!

I recommended “ UNREAL ENGINE 4 GAME DEVELOPMENT ESSENTIAL “ ( purchased by Amzone )

Excellent selection! I love Master's of Doom, and I would also recommend Doom Guy by John Romero if you haven't read it already. It's a really good addition!

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Hello Robin, The year ended. I like your progress in every video you did. I hope you and your family are doing well. I can't wait any longer for the following video. I hope it will come soon.

Keep up the good work! I'm on the same boat (sort of) as you. I went to school and graduated 7 years ago in 3D graphics and game design. I work as a IT tech guy instead. I want to work for AAA studio or become full-time indie game dev.

This all seemed complexed, interested in how much you could do with this exercise in unreal with real game application!

man i have these same issues! @2:30 ha... also love the map drawing lmao

Thanks for the book recommendations Robin hope your journey is going well!

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Thanks for this, helped pass the day at my day job whilst waiting to jump back into Unreal.

I think Stephen Ulibarri's course is good if you want something that's fairly exhaustive, not just on the programming side. Once you are done with that and if you want to drill down on programming in C++ with UE, you should check out Tom Looman's course. That course is for UE4 but I i went through it with UE5 with just a couple of tweaks. The reason I like that course better for someone with a bit more experience is because Tom Looman knows UE coding patterns very well, he gives you exercises to finish yourself (with a solution once you finish), and his videos are short and to the point. The problem I found with Stephen Ulibarri's course (although that's a good resource as well) is that he hasn't edited down his videos to get to the point quickly and his coding is a bit sloppy. Nice to see you are still pushing forward with your development!

Good steady progress 👍 Really cool to see someone who didn't know about int main() a couple weeks ago working on classes now.

Another book that I recommend to my students is "Think Like a Programmer - An Introduction to Creative Problem Solving". It's another one from no starch press, the same guys that published the C++ crash course book you have. It's not centered around game development but it's a really good way to build your creative skills using programming.

Really cool to see your progress, reminds me of when I was starting out learning to program 15 or so years ago. I was going to suggest some more learning resources but I think what you're using right now is pretty good. It's better to stick with a few good courses and work through them instead of getting bogged down with all the 100+ unreal tutorial channels and tutorials. What I would suggest is to start making clones of really small rudimentary games along with Stephen's udemy course. Games like pacman, pong and snake etc. Don't watch any tutorials and just make them on your own - even if the blueprints are messy as hell and it's not the most efficient code, as long as you get it working it's good. It's going to reinforce what you're learning, give you challenges that you'll have to problem solve through racking your brain, and also give you the feeling of accomplishing something on your own. I'm gonna watch the rest of your videos now :)

Better be consistent with your developer journey than UA-cam, but always nice to have some good news from you ! Pretty cool to follow your progress. Keep the good work, i'm watching you 😁🎉

Heey Good Luck, I would love to chat, I started game dev a year ago, and I am planning to do the same.

BTW you missed Chapter market for Honourable Mention 1

Welcome back! So glad things are going well on your quest. Things are progressing nicely on my game too.

Hey ! I think i'm doing the same course as you when it comes to UE :) You should add your discord so people could connect with you :)

Good luck Robin ! I'm literally in the same shoes as yourself ... also took the route of C++/UnrealEngine

Cool . Kerp up the good work 😊

I like your determination.

Very nice vid !

Let's do it man! Keep posting I'm looking for a career move as well

Hey man , I really enjoy your videos , you are the reason i started game development journey . Really appreciated what you are doing. I message you in your twitter , I hope you will see them

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Sounds like you've become the Ian Hubert of Unreal Engine.

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Hey. I'm on a similar journey, excited to follow your progress. Good luck to you.

Keep on going! A note on macros: many developers avoid them these days. They are not type safe and obfuscate code and debugging. A better alternative is to use constexpr and templates depending on what you are doing.

well done!

Let's gooooooo your first month and you still motivated you are doing good🥰🥰🥰 keep it up

Great first month Robin 👍