Tutorials and Reviews

    Here are some tutorials and reviews for RPGs and programming, by myself and others...
   


Reviews

Marvel Puzzle Quest (mobile game, Steam)
    Playing match-3 with superheroes sounds fun, but this is not a good game.


Drawing, Animation and Game Art Tutorials

Links to some YouTube drawing tutorials.


Twine / Interactive Narrative Tutorials and Resources
Some good resources for Twine and IN stuff...

Longwelwind's Adventures
    A great framework for creating Twine stories

YouTube Channels: Dan Cox
    A great source for Twine videos, I've watched all of these

The Road To Adventure for Twine and Harlowe
    A beginning story framework you can use to create your own stories from.


Programming Tutorials
I am not an expert on programming, but these people really know their stuff...

YouTube Channels: Traversy Media
    A very advanced web programmer, but there are also some good beginner videos

YouTube Channels: Raining Chain
    Watch an online RPG get made, and then go play it!

YouTube Tutorials: Nazmus Nasir
    A channel with great 10 min videos on JavaScript, Excel and C++


RPG-Related Tutorials
RPG thoughts (because gaming is work :)...

YouTube Map-making Tutorials
    Here are a few videos that I watched to make my map for the Elemental Empire.


My Tutorials
On Fridays I work on a project and talk about it in a "journal" style, but here I'm going to go over how to do one specific thing.  Read at your own risk, I am not an expert and so I may be making mistakes or at least not the most efficient code.  Still, everybody has to start somewhere :)

    My Whirlwind Overviews:

Programming Tools
HTML
CSS
JavaScript
    Here are some very quick introductions to each of my programming trinity, not a very detailed series, more something to start getting a feel for all three.

    My Tutorials:

Character Viewer: Writing to an HTML table in JavaScript
    How to populate a table from code instead of hand-writing it, part one of a series.

Character Viewer: How to Save User Data - part 1 - Fun With Forms
    Next we'll look at how to take user input to update our table.  First we need some form controls to get the input form the user.

Character Viewer: How to Save User Data - part 2 - From Form to Table
    Last time I set up the form, now I'll add the JavaScript to make it work - as limited as it is :)



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