Hello everyone!
Ther is one question some developers wants the answer for ,you can be pro you can be beginner but this question can be wish of everyone.
AM I A GOOD UNITY3D DEVELOPER?!
Or how good i am ?
So that question came to me too,i googled it and found only one paid(very expensive) quiz,that was mainly built for owners interview.
So i tought about making an app with diffrent quizs ,diffrent levels ,so everybody can test is skills and come with resonable conclusion.
(And yeah my english is bad but ill fix the bugs)
so here comes the force of this community, ill be glad if each one of you can post some question here with an answer(optional) or just throw some ideas on subjects and i promise to deliver good looking high quality quiz app for unity developers with in 1 month ,with option to expand it .
I could google some questions and collect slowly but i belive the force of this community can blast it very fast so ill make free app for every one ,also any one want to join the project just for knowledg is very welcome .
Yes and no. While $250 isn’t a lot for a professional, it’s certainly not something an amateur or hobbyist would find much value in. You also have to take the tests in person at a specific location, so it’s not exactly convenient for most, either.
I think there could be value in having an online quiz (please, not an app…) with Unity and/or gamedev type questions. Any incorrect answers could link to appropriate documentation or tutorials to help users along their learning journey. Successfully completing the quiz would, of course, be worth little more than a badge you could put on your Facebook page or something equally useless, but any learning material is good material!
It’s worth noting, I think, that if you have to even ask if you’re good at something, it stands to reason you have room for improvement. And if you’re experienced and wise enough to be what others would consider good, you also know that besides there always being more to learn, game development consist of much more than just knowledge. Your designs, style or implementation, adaptability, efficiency… these things are a bit difficult to quantify through a multiple choice test, but are infinitely more important than knowing the syntax for converting a Euler angle to a Quaternion.
So a quiz-type evaluation would be useful to evaluate proficiency or textbook knowledge across various topics, but would be nearly useless as an indicator of the quality of developer you actually are. Still, a fun idea that someone with free time (which I remember fondly but have so little of these days) should pursue.