Developer — Ed Garabito.
Hi! I'm a software developer currently working in web development in Brighton, UK. I am a joyful creator and an avid learner, keen on wearing many hats and relentlessly driven by curiosity. I thrive every day to keep gathering knowledge from every source I can, applying it later to the many fields I am interested in, including the design, development, and testing of many different kinds of games and software. I believe in human teams and prefer the term “people” over “human resources”.
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Find out more about my story in this TL;DR-friendly bio. Some projects are available in the Downloads section.
Introduction In this article, we will discuss object-oriented programming and the main differences between Python and C# OOP-wise. As a refresher, let’s give a quick read at Wikipedia’s definition of OOP: Object-oriented programming (OOP) is a programming paradigm based on the concept of “objects”, which may contain data, in the form of fields, often known […]
The Game Previously Known As MicroWars More than three long years in the making, and almost the same time since its last public update. You might or (most likely) might not remember MicroWars. Initially devised as a small pet project, the idea started unraveling just as I moved out of the games industry and into […]
Introduction I’ve always thought of myself as a generalist language-wise. Although my first steps in software development started with Python, I was quickly involved with both C# and JavaScript, and my knowledge of the three languages built up more or less at a similar rate, with the emphasis changing as I took on new opportunities […]
Recently I had the opportunity to refactor a legacy system that urgently needed it. This code, belonging to a massive web service, had many different elements coupled together through a mix of static helpers, independent Unity containers that were resolved on-site (more about this later), and delayed component instantiations, with configuration getters and setters creating a […]