Let’s complete our SignalR in Unity experiment by adding a Blazor Website to it. This will allow us to use a browser to send messages directly to Unity to create updates instead of either needing to install a Unity game or run a console app.

We’re starting a new project beginning with an introduction to SignalR. Our goal is to introduce SignalR into a Unity project so we can communicate in real-time between a Unity game and a web app.

Continuing our creation of an online highscores service, today we’re building the ability to put new scores into our highscores list and also delete them.

Lets take a look at what is required to create an online highscore board for your Unity game. Throughout this project we’ll take a look at how to create a RESTful web-service, connect it to a database and then expose that web-service to your Unity game.

I’ve been trying to replace the old World of Zero website for a while now. A beta of the new version is finally in a working state and I’d love for you all to check it out!

Wouldn’t it be cool if you could run C# code in a web browser? Blazor is a tool that compiles C# code into functioning web assembly that can be deployed like a normal webpage.

Docker for Windows/Mac has recently introduced built in Kubernetes support. With no prior experience using Kubernetes on Docker let’s see if we can setup and deploy a simple ASP.

Have you ever wanted to be able to use code to help build your webpages? Maybe loop over a list and create a table or inject user data onto the page without javascript or anything else?

We’ve got a rough draft of how our Players are going to connect to our World Of Zero Arcade (Live Streamed Game project).

A few detours and a lot of troubleshooting later we finally have opened up our Arduino as a service using ASP.