- How to Move Objects in Unity 3D
Learn how to create an object and move it around in Unity with your keyboard. This is a simple tutorial using a few lines of code.
7 min read - Feb 26, 2023 - Installing Unity in Manjaro Linux
If you want to build Unity Games, but you prefer Linux, here's a guide to getting started
2 min read - Feb 2, 2023 - How to Resize an Image with OpenCV
This tutorial will show you exactly how to resize an image using OpenCV and Python
5 min read - Jan 3, 2023 - How to Read a Text File with Go
Thie guide teaches you how to read a text file or parse text data with Go in minutes.
4 min read - Dec 31, 2022 - How to Install Google Chrome in Arch Linux
Here are a few easy ways to install Google Chrome Arch Linux and Manjaro.
3 min read - Dec 26, 2022 - How to Create a Component in Blazor
Blazor components are awesome, and they'll help you build applications faster. This tutorial dives into the basics of Blazor components.
8 min read - Dec 23, 2022 - How to migrate from Twitter to Mastodon
Dumping Twitter? Here's how you can make the switch from Twitter to Mastodon the easy way.
3 min read - Dec 16, 2022 - How to open an assembly in C#
Need to open an assembly in C#? Here's a quick guide to opening an assembly or DLL in C#
2 min read - Dec 11, 2022 - How to Install Anaconda in Windows 11
Eliminate your issues using Python in Windows 11 by installing Anaconda
3 min read - Dec 10, 2022 - Setting up Remote Desktop in FreeBSD
If you want to access your FreeBSD desktop remotely from Windows or a Mac, here is how you do it. A full tutorial for setting up xrdp with the LXDE desktop
3 min read - Mar 10, 2022
Tutorials
Here are the tutorials I've written over the years, in a variety of languages/platforms.
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