TDD and Simple Game Math

posted in My Instructions for beginners

Published March 25, 2019

OpenGL Algorithm C#

In this Blog Entry I will translate examples from the tutorial Math for Game Developers from C++ to C# and TypeScript. I will add unit tests to the examples.

I use:

NUnit and NSubstitute for C#
Jasmine for TypeScript

C# and TypeScript are very similar. TS has: properties and generics. TS has keywords like C#: interface, abstract (for classes and methods). Author of C# and TS is Anders Hejlsberg

001. Character Movement (Points and Vectors)

TypeScript

TypeScript Demo: Click to run the example in Sandbox
TypeScript Source Code: 001_PointsAndVectors

C#

C# Source Code: 001_PointsAndVectors

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Gidrek

Cool! I just bought one book about Maths in Game Development and your channel is very interesting.

March 26, 2019 03:27 AM

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4 hours ago, Gidrek said:

Cool! I just bought one book about Maths in Game Development

I just rewrite these simple examples from the Youtube Channel of that guy to C# and TypeScript for practice in math, programming, and TDD (writing unit tests). I think it is good to have everyday practice with math because human brain has a property to forget something that you do not use.

4 hours ago, Gidrek said:

I just bought one book about Maths in Game Development

I have a lot of book in eBook format. I study a few of them:

2011 - 06 - Mathematics for 3D Game Programming and Computer Graphics - 3-rd edition - Eric Lengyel -> description
2011 - 11 - 3D Math Primer for Graphics and Game Development - Dunn F., Parberry I -> description
2013 - 04 - Physics for Game Developers - 2nd Edition - David M. Bourg, Bryan Bywalec -> description -> source code
2014 - 05 - Physics for JavaScript Games, Animation, and Simulations - Adrian Dobre, Dev Ramtal -> description and code

And I study these lessons:

Theory is important but practice using programming is more important. I think it must be: 20% theory and 80% everyday practice.

March 26, 2019 08:26 AM

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