CNET

No-Code Sorcery: I Conjured an App Using Just My Words, and So Can You

Vibe coding lets you create an app by chatting, and it feels like magic.

Mojang is finally revealing all of Minecraft: Java Edition's code after 16 years to "make it quicker and easier for modders to create and improve mods"

Well over a decade has passed since the release of Mojang 's monumental sandbox game Minecraft, with countless mods dropping ...

Beloved 1997 computer game ‘Backyard Baseball’ to return as 2D animated special

The animated show, based on a popular 1997 computer game, will be released on YouTube and shown at Dave & Buster's locations ...
Community Impact

Code Ninjas bringing coding, programming to children in Spring

Children’s programming and coding center Code Ninjas will be opening a new location in Spring Nov. 15 according to store management. Code Ninjas offers classes in computer programming, game coding and ...
GameSpot

Game Boy Coding Adventure Sounds Like A Cool Book For Hobbyist Retro Devs

This 456-page guide teaches you how to program 8-bit games in assembly and how the classic handheld works on a technical level.

Life is Strange developer Don't Nod is making a narrative game for Netflix

Don't Nod has a long history of making memorable narrative games, and it looks like the studio's next project will come from ...

I ‘Vibe Coded’ an App Using AI — and Got a Working Product in Under 5 Minutes for Free. Here’s How I Did It.

The AI code assistant even gave the app a name: MoodFlow. The app was ready to publish in under five minutes, including the time it took to sign up for Lovable. Here’s a link to the published app: ...