This is a universal software keys/license keys/unlock codes collection post for TechSmith SnagIt 11.x.x, 12.x.x, 13.x.x, 2018.x.x, 2019.x.x, 2020.x.x on Windows 32-bit and 64-bit, as well as 2.x.x, 3.x.x, 4.x.x, 2018.x.x, 2019.x.x, 2020.x.x on Mac. All serial numbers/software keys released below are working all right now. Latest test was made for Snagit v2020.0.0 on Windows 8.1 Pro 64-bit on 2019/11/03.

This post covers two editions of the book Beginning C# Programming with Unity, MonoDevelop Edition and Visual Studio Edition. You can choose to read the corresponding edition according to the C# language developing tool (MonoDevelop or Visual Studio) you are using or familiar with. It is dedicated to beginners who have never programmed before and planned to use MonoDevelop or Visual Studio to start to learn the development of Unity scripts or standalone applications based on C# language from scratch.

Unity 5 from Zero to Proficiency is a series of Unity tutorial books specially written for absolute game developing beginners. This step-by-step and easy-to-understand, easy-to-follow series of handbooks for Unity 5 can take readers from game developing yearners who know nothing about Unity (even the game programming itself) to a professional game developer with good level of proficiency to Unity.

Every senior game players should remember the classic DOS game in those days - Wolfenstein 3D (released in 1992), which is probably the first FPS game you came into contact with (the ancestor of all FPS games that came out even earlier than DOOM, for example: Quake series, Unreal series). I do believe that a number of players just started to like FPS games affected by this game.

Microsoft's Visual Studio (written in C++ and C#) has always been the most powerful IDE (Integrated Development Environment) for C# development. Of course, nowadays, this most productive Visual Studio has also applied to the developments of Android, iOS, Windows, Web, and Cloud applications.