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@caraplana1

Cristian Landaez

@caraplana1·Caracas, Venezuela·Joined March 2022

Web and Game developer

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Hi! I'm a newbie developer interested on WebDev Full-Stack, GameDev and Computer Graphics as a hobbie.

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Front-end projects.

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About

Hi! I'm a newbie developer interested on WebDev Full-Stack, GameDev and Computer Graphics as a hobbie.

Available for

Front-end projects.

Cristian Landaez's blogs

Untitled Publicationcaraplana1.hashnode.dev3 posts

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CLCristian Landaezincaraplana1.hashnode.dev·Aug 9, 2022 · 3 min read

5 Reasons to try Godot game engine

If you are a indie dev looking for a new tool to add and never heard about godot before, then this is your lucky day. Today I'm gonna talk you about godot. Godot is a free, open source game engine focus on easy of use and empower the developer. I'm g...

CLCristian Landaezincaraplana1.hashnode.dev·Mar 12, 2022 · 5 min read

Debugging .Net in VSCode

Hello and welcome! Today, I'm gonna show you how to use the vscode debugger and how to configure it for all your needs. I hope this article results useful to you and let's go! Creating the project First, We need to create a folder called Debugger to ...

CLCristian Landaezincaraplana1.hashnode.dev·Mar 7, 2022 · 4 min read

VsCode extensions for .NET

So you start develop in .Net. Most of courses and tutorial told you to install Visual Studio 2019/2022 but, if you are like me, your computer is really crappy. Luckily for us we don't need Visual Studio to work with .Net. This works not only in wind...