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Let's learn about via these 72 free stories. They are ordered by most time reading created on HackerNoon. Visit the to find the most read stories about any technology. Video Game Development /Learn Repo 1. TETHORAX SOFTWORKS: What I Learned During the Steamworks Virtual Conference Today I learned more on how to build a community through communication and so can you. This is a condensed view of my experience at the Steamworks Virtual Con. 2. How To Integrate App Tracking Transparency with your iOS Unity Project ByteSyze SDK covers iOS 14 compliant bases by integrating a custom App Tracking Transparency handler into your Unity iOS project for your ATT-dependent SDK's. 3. Steam Deck Overheating: What You Need to Know If your Steam Deck is overheating, there are a few things you can do to fix the problem. Check out this article to learn more. 4. How to Configure Hyper-casual Game Shaders With Unity Beginner's guide on how to set up shaders for hypercasual game scene in Unity 5. A Podcast with NIS America: How has COVID Changed the Gaming Industry? In this episode of the Hacker Noon Podcast, I talked to Erin Kim from NIS America. For those of you that don't know, NIS America is the America-based counterpart of the Japanese game development company NIS (Nippon Ichi Software). 6. Justify Your Game Price Increase, Don't Just Raise It Games are increasing price, but they haven't been in value. 7. 6 Reasons to Utilize Sandbox Technology in Game Development Running a successful online application is an exciting journey, But it is also full of challenges. It starts from product-market fit (PMF) 8. Resident Evil Re:Verse Pushed Back to Summer 2021 Resident Evil Re:Verse has been quietly delayed by Capcom. Instead of launching along with Resident Evil Village in May, it's release window has been to summer. 9. Launching a New Play-to-Earn Game Studio We're really excited to break cover and launch a new video game studio dedicated to developing large play-to-earn worlds. 10. How I Built a Simple Game via Ruby on Rails and Javascript A few months ago, I had the idea to build a simple game that functions something like this. 11. Overwatch 2 Release Date and Gameplay: Everything We Know So Far Blizzard has teased the gameplay for Overwatch 2 and it looks incredible. Unfortunately, no official Overwatch 2 release date has been announced. 12. Getting Started With Game Development How to begin developing video games? 13. Hyper Casual Gaming Trends for 2022 A summary for hyper casual market as of 2021 with statistics and analytics for downloads, trends, revenues and overall situation. And some forecasts for 2022. 14. Gaming Keeps Growing in Summer 2021 Gaming continues to grow past pandemic lockdown according to NewZoo report. 15. In-Game Advertisements vs. Microtransactions: Which is the Lesser of Two Evils? It’s time to explore the pros and cons of in-game advertisements versus microtransactions. 16. Wordle: A Deeper Analysis Paul Haahr discusses Wordle and how it works. 17. 5 Super Heroes Who Need their Own Game It's time for other Super Heroes to get the game treatment that Spider-Man and Batman got. Here are just some of the heroes gaming needs to do justice. 18. Reinventing the Legendary Fish Shooting Game Using Blockchains With the emergence of new technologies like AI/ML, AI, and Blockchains, the gaming industry today is ready to bring new advancements in the gaming field and create a whole new experience for gamers worldwide. While other techs are slowly picking up the pace, blockchain-based gaming platforms have already started to revolutionize the sector. With their transparent and decentralized ecosystem, they have become sought-after games for players worldwide who are looking for more than just an enhanced gaming experience. Fishcoin is one such blockchain game that is intending to revolutionize the ever-famous fish shooting game by taking it on a blockchain ledger. 19. Duelist King Nominated as Blockchain Game Dev of the Year Nicole Nguyen is the co-founder of Duelist King, the first NFT game powered by Dual Launch via OccamRazer IDO and PancakeSwap IFO. 20. Advantages of AI in Gaming: How We're Creating Smarter Competition Why artificial intelligence is being introduced into competitive and cooperative games today, and how the development teams of such games use AI. 21. Stop Forcing Me to Explore Your World Last year, when I started playing Immortals: Fenix Rising, I was excited to play a far more colorful open-world action game. After years of realistic, tiresome Open-World games that Ubisoft had become known for, Fenix Rising looked to be a breath of fresh air that seemed to take inspiration from all things, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. However, when I claimed my first tower, the game instantly bloomed with tasks to do, items to collect, all in the name of "encouraging" me to explore Fenix Rising's vast world. 22. Oculus Quest 2 "Accidentally" Leaked by Facebook In a surprise development, the specs and information of the much anticipated Oculus Quest 2 was reportedly "accidentally leaked" by Facebook. Luckily, the leaked promo videos were saved and uploaded immediately by numerous journalists and Youtubers, before Facebook took them down. Here, we will list the most important features and everything we know about the Oculus Quest 2. 23. What are Crypto Games and How do they Work? Gaming projects on the blockchain are actively developing and attracting new players, and the market for decentralized games is gaining great popularity. 24. Create an IDE with Godot I wanted to create a game, but I created a basic IDE for the Click4 fantasy console. 25. My Experience as A Team Lead For Unity3D Gamedev Team Recently I became the team lead in the company I am working for and here I want to share a few lessons that I already managed to learn. 26. Recognized and Accepted: The Inevitable Rise of the Gaming World Gaming fosters the mindset that allows creativity to grow. Now that gaming has been slowly recognized, will it continue to rise against all odds? 27. 8 Must-Read Gaming News and Guides (June 2021) Myriads of video games are launched each year, and there isn't ample time to devour all of them. How will you decide on the games that shall be worth your time and energy? 28. Devising a Revival Strategy for Web3 Gaming: An Interview With Stables Founder Constantin Garreau Interview with Constantin Garreau, founder of Stables, on the problems of the Web3 gaming industry and a revival strategy for crypto gaming. 29. Using Collision Detection to Make Your Game Character Jump Four parts tutorial on how to build a simple platformer game using the Flutter Flame engine. 30. How to Add a HUD to Your Flame Game Four parts tutorial on how to build a simple platformer game using the Flutter Flame engine. 31. Far Cry 6’s Gameplay Doesn’t Need to Change, but Ubisoft Does Far Cry doesn't need to change its core gameplay, but Ubisoft does need to change how it makes and releases other franchises. 32. How Kojima Made a Robot-Animal Submarine a Symbol of Video Game Realism Kojima and company sell you big ideas on the back of small, inconsequential details. 33. An Introduction to LÖVE the 2D Game Engine If you are looking into starting with LÖVE, this guide compiles a lot of information that will help you to get started and save you hours of research. 34. 5 Steps You Should Take To Launch A Cool Game The key steps of the game development process, how each of them functions, and what roles and operations they consist of. 35. 'I Made a Small RPG in Two Weeks' An Interview w/Game Developer Joana Almeida Joana is a programmer, hobbyist game developer, and technical writer. She grew up in a household where tech was always present. 36. Indignant CEOs and Struggling Developers: Have Game Developers Lost the Plot with NFTs? I love Worms. Therefore, I love Team17. But a CEO launching surprise NFTs while artists and devs are starving is not cool. Have game-makers lost the plot? 37. E3 Reveals Broadcast Distribution Partners for 2021 Online-Only Event E3 has confirmed the broadcast and streaming partners for the 2021 convention, including Twitch, YouTube, Facebook, and more for this year's all-digital show. 38. Anthem: BioWare Ceasing Development on Game Restructuring aka Anthem NEXT In an official blog post, BioWare has announced that the studio is officially ending all development on Anthem and a planned relaunch, Anthem Next. 39. E3 Returning as Online Only Digital Event in 2021 The Electronic Entertainment Expo has confirmed a June 2021 return for the conference as an online-only, virtual event. 40. Nostalgia for Nerds: What is your favorite game system of all time? My favourite game console of all time is the Nintendo DS, such a versatile machine with tons of games. 41. 2021 Will Bring a Blockchain Gaming Revolution Blockchain gaming technology can bring countless benefits to the table when it comes to gaming functionality and utility. 42. Can BuildBox Challenge The Might Of The Unity Game Engine? As someone who has used both Buildbox and Unity to make games, I read with extreme interest a post by Venturebeat about the announcement of AppOnboard's new CEO, Mike Seavers. This could be one of the biggest wins for the company ever since Jonathan Zweig and AppOnboard acquired Buildbox last year. Zweig himself is an experienced entrepreneur, having co-founded AdColony in 2008 (sold to Opera for $350m in 2014) and co-founded AppOnboard in 2016. AppOnboard has raised $35m from investors, according to Crunchbase, and the new appointment could lead to new funding rounds when the time is right. This is going to lead to a very interesting David vs Goliath battle between AppOnboard's Buildbox and Unity Technologies. 43. Becoming a Game Designer is More Attainable Than You Think The School of Game Design: Lifetime Membership - $49 - is on sale for just $49 for a limited time. 44. The 'Cult' Of Kojima Can one man have so much love and hatred at the same time?
If Your Hideo Kojima, it's par for the course. 45. What Can You Do to Make Reddit Aware of Your Game? A Real Experience In this article, you will find how to promote your game on Reddit, how to get karma, and what subreddits you can use for this. All you need is this article. 46. Video Game Development is not a Game [Mythbusting] Video Games have slithered into the modern culture without anyone really noticing, to be honest. Once they were considered as revolutionary pieces of software, and nowadays they have become such a common sight that people still believe they’re as easy to develop as Pac Man was at the time. 47. First Impressions of Pokémon Legends: Arceus This Slogging thread by Limarc Ambalina, Jack Boreham, SuperSaiyanProgramming, Blake Cram, Adrian Morales and Sara Pinto occurred in slogging's official #gaming channel, and has been edited for readability. 48. 'Seed' by Klang Games: Part 1 of The Game AI Series I spoke to their excellent game AI engineer Alessia Nigretti to get some insights into the team’s development process and the technology unpinning the game. 49. 7 Tips to Tap Into to Come Up With Competitive Ideas for Games These are tried and tested techniques from game designers to generate a fantastic game ideas. 50. Tokyo Game Show 2022 is More Than Just a Video Game Convention It is a return to a long-awaited normalcy the gamers of Japan, no, the gamers of the world, so rightfully deserve. 51. EA to Reveal New Game for 'Established' IP Next Month, Possible Dead Space Revival Is Dead Space finally going to make a return? New evidence appears to indicate that EA is about to announce a revival of the dormant game series at EA Play. 52. Wanna Get Great At Making Indie Games? Make Lots Of Them It's simple, really: ff you want to become a good game developer, you need to make lots of games. Let’s first start with why you need to be productive: the more games you make the better and faster you become at making games. Every new game you make is a new addition to your portfolio. Publish your games on different portals to see what the players think about your game, see what works, and what kind of ideas don’t. 53. How to Become an Indie Game Developer: Tips from Insular Games Hello Hacker Noon Community! 54. Building a High-Performance Platform on AWS to Support Real-Time Gaming Services Using Presto and Al An innovative platform with Presto and Alluxio as a data orchestration layer to support online services with instantaneous response within the gaming industry. 55. Demographics of the Gaming Industry: Reading Between the Lines An overview of recent developments in the gaming industry and what they mean for publishers and developers. 56. The Over-justification Effect of Games as a Service A goal that you set yourself is more powerful than a goal that is set for you. Over this current and passing generation of gaming consoles, we've witnessed the rise of the almighty live service game. What I like to think of as the AAA adaptation of mobile gaming mechanics and MMO hits like World of Warcraft, wrapped in a blockbuster console game setting. Player retention, daily logins, battle passes - buzzwords that are part and parcel with the Games as a Service business model permeate throughout these titles that vie for our hard-earned time and money. To quote a good friend - the "ecosystem" has become the dirtiest word in the industry, with developers and publishers alike looking for ways to keep players engaged long-term. What started with the odd PC only expansion model in the 90's, blossomed into DLC, Season Passes and now Games as a Service. A system that consists of some sort of persistent online world, a gameplay loop designed to be engaging (usually) with constant daily events, new loot and bigger content drops that add new wrinkles every so often. All with the intent of keeping players engaged for years. 57. Fall Guys' Free Fall: Is Mediatonic Resuscitating a 'Dead' Game? Back in 2020, the highly competitive battle royales space was swamped with path-breaking games like Fortnite and Call of Duty: Warzone. These games cornered the majority of the market size and were really intense. Amidst all this, Fall Guys made its debut in the market as a game with a comic show setting. 58. Changing the Gaming Industry with Blockchain Blockchain technology is actively being introduced into the video game market with a value of over $ 170 billion. 59. Learn to Code with Pico-8 Games There are a lot of reasons to learn to code with games. Games are fun. Unlike to-do apps, games are something you are excited to show to your friend because it is something they will engage with. There is a misconception among some developers that games are difficult to code, and unapproachable to beginner developers. I couldn’t disagree more, especially if you learn to code with Pico-8 games. 60. Meet Decimated, the Noonies 2022 Winner of Blockchain Game Developer of the Year Winning the title of "Blockchain Game Developer of the Year" by Decimated has been a great recognition of the hard work, skills, and success of the team. 61. Build a Game Engine from Scratch in C++ So you want to learn more about game engines and write one yourself? That's awesome! To help you on your journey, here are some recommendations of C++ libraries 62. Why are Games About Mundane Tasks so Much Fun? In this slogging thread, our community discusses why mundane tasks in games are so fun. 63. BattleTabs Proves the Potential of Browser-Based Games BattleTabs is a video game that started as a Chrome plugin, which shows the potential of browser-based games in today's market. 64. Lessons Learned Making an MMORPG In 2016 Casey McGeever, an ex-coworker and friend asked me to have lunch with him and his wife Jocelyne. He had a proposal to make — he was developing a game, and he wanted me to join the dev team (as the only non-developing dev on the team) to help promote the game through its creation. 65. The Discord Evolution: From a “Chat for Gamers” to a “Chat for Communities and Friends” Discord Was Built For Gamers And Took the World by Storm but its actual story is not well known. This is how the app started as a failed game and evolved. 66. 59 Best Video Games of All Time According to HackerNoon HackerNoon writers talk about their Top 10 list of best video games of all time, along with short descriptions of why each game made their list. 67. 10 Reasons Why You Should Learn How To Develop Video Games If you ask any software developer, there’s a decent chance that they have tried their hand at game development. It seems like a natural fit since it uses many of the same skills. What’s more, programmers come into it with the knowledge that most aspiring game makers lack: how to write good code and create effective software. 68. Introduction to Gamevertising A story about how gamevertising and advergaming are the future of digital marketing. FlyMoney Games is a gamevertising company. 69. Netflix Plans to Launch its Own Video Game Studio In this Slogging thread, our community discussed Netflix's move and how that'll impact the gaming industry. 70. VR Math: The Difficulties of Moving Objects in Virtual Reality Applied game dev math can be tricky, but is really rewarding. Here’s a follow-up to Nevyn’s Twitter thread on his journey from incomprehensible mess to enlightened one-liner. 71. How to Raise VC Financing for Your Video Game Startup A complete guide to raising venture capital financing for video game startups of all types - technology, game studios, social companies, and financial companies 72. Wait, That's How Much Game Dev Costs?! 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Decorators are an extremely useful feature in Python language that allows programmers to change the behaviour of a function without changing the function. Sounds strange? Well, don't worry because In this post, We are going to: Understand what decorators are and how they work. How to create your own decorators See the practical use case of decorators. So, let’s jump into it. Understanding Functions in Python! We all have used functions in Python. The most basic example, print(), is a function that lets us see the output on the screen. Functions are basically a reusable block of code that performs a specific task or set of tasks. Functions are a fundamental concept in programming and are used to organize and modularize code, making it more manageable, readable, and efficient. The basic structure of a Python function is shown below. All Python functions start with the keyword "def" followed by the function name and parentheses. For example def hello(name):
    print(f"Hello, {name}")

hello("Shekhar") Output Hello, Shekhar This function simply prints a hello message with the given argument. But what if we simply call the function like this, what will happen now? print(hello) We will get an output which will look something like this <function hello at 0x000001EC6A3F8CC0> As with most of the things in Python, functions are also an object, and the function name is just a reference to that object. The above output tells us that there is a function object at the memory location "0x000001EC6A3F8CC0". That means that you can use functions as arguments to other functions, store functions as dictionary values, or return a function from another function. This leads to many powerful ways to use functions. 😲 Don't get confused; let's start one by one. Function names are just references to the function Let's look at this baby example to understand the concept that function names are just references. print("Shekhar")

myfunction = print

myfunction("Hello")

print(print)
print(myfunction) Output Shekhar
Hello
<built-in function print>
<built-in function print> When we write myfunction = print, we are referencing the print object through myfunction so myfunction acts as a print function. Now, let's look at another example. We can do something like this def add_one(number):
    return number + 1

def multiply_10(number):
    return number * 10

function_list = [add_one, multiply_10]

print(add_one(10))
print(multiply_10(10))

print(function_list[0](10))
print(function_list[1](10)) We get this output 11
100
11
100 Nested Functions Now that we have understood the basics of functions in Python, let's dive a little deeper. Take this function as an example. def prefix(prefix):
    def hello(name):
        print(f"{prefix} Hello, {name}!")
    return hello

print_debug = prefix("DEBUG :")
print_debug("shekhar")

print_warning = prefix("Warning :")
print_warning("Opps!") Output DEBUG : Hello, shekhar
Warning :Hello, Opps! Here, prefix("DEBUG:") returns the with prefix argument as "DEBUG :" reference to function hello Creating Function Decorators Let's understand decorators through an example. Consider this code below. def reverse(func):
    def reverse_caller(text):
        func(text[::-1])

    return reverse_caller

rev_print = reverse(print)
rev_print("Hello Shekhar!")

rev_print = reverse(print_warning)
rev_print("Shekhar!") Output !rahkehS olleH
Warning : Hello, !rahkehS! Now, this function reverse() is taking a function reference as a parameter and returning a function 😯 This is what we call a Decorator. It's a function that takes a function as a parameter, modifies it, and returns the function. Another way to do that is as follows. @reverse
def greet(name):
    print(f"Hello {name}")

greet("Shekhar") Hello rahkehS This is exactly the same as greet=reverse(greet). The @reverse is just a syntax to make things tidy and easier to read The general template to make a decorator is as follows def decorator_name(func):
    def wrapper(func):
        #DO SOMETHING
    return wrapper Exercise Now that we have understood the basics let's write a decorator that will Print "BEFORE" runs the function and print "AFTER". I'd highly recommend you try it on your own before beginning further. Following our decorator template, we have the following def before_after(func):
    def wrapper(name):
        print("Before")
        func(name)
        print("After")
    return wrapper

@before_after
def greet(name):
    print(f"Hello {name}")


greet("shekhar") Output And it works as expected 😃 Before
Hello shekhar
After Handling arguments in Decorators Now, take our previous example greet and try to add a default argument to it and see what happens. @before_after
def greet(name="Shekhar"):
    print(f"Hello {name}") What do you think? Will it work or not? Let's see the output. TypeError: before_after.<locals>.wrapper() missing 1 required positional argument: 'name' It failed because when we decorate a function and use it, then we are not actually using our original function. We are using the nested wrapper function. If we pass greet() with no arguments, then our wrapper function will also receive no arguments, but it requires one "name" argument to function properly. That's why the error says that "wapper() missing 1 required positional argument: name" Let's take another example to understand this concept more. def greet(name):
    print(f"Hello {name}")

greet("Shekhar")

print(greet.__name__)

@before_after
def greet(name):
    print(f"Hello {name}")

greet("Shekhar")

print(greet.__name__) Output Hello Shekhar
greet
Hello rahkehS
wrapper The is an in-built property in Python that returns the name of the object, and as I mentioned before, function names are references to the function objects we can get their names (or you can say the name of the function object). name One to notice here is that when we add our decorator to the function, the name of the function changes to the wrapper (because that was the name of the wrapper function in our decorator). This shows that when we use the decorated function, we are actually using the wrapper function from the decorator. interesting thing How to improve our decorators? As we saw, it is really important to make our decorators in such a way that they can handle these kinds of cases. We will face a similar error if we try to pass more than one argument to our decorated function. To solve these kinds of issues, we use *args and **kwargs, they translate to argument and keyword arguments, respectively. I will be explaining these in much more detail in an upcoming blog in which I will share how Python actually runs and how functions are executed and actually hold meaning in Python; these are called unpacking operators. Expands any variable as List * Expands any variable as Dictionary ** For example a = [1,2,3]
b = [3,4,5]
c1 = [*a,*b]
c2 = [a,b]

dict1 = {'a':1,'b':2}
dict2 = {'b':2,'c':3}
dict3 = {**dict1,**dict2}

print(f"c1:{c1}\n c2:{c2}")
print(dict3) c1:[1, 2, 3, 3, 4, 5]
c2:[[1, 2, 3], [3, 4, 5]]
{'a': 1, 'b': 2, 'c': 3} The *args enables us to send any number of arguments to the function, and **kwargs enables us to pass in any number of keyworded arguments when calling the function. For example def testing(*args,**kwargs):
    print(f"Args = {args}")
    print(f"KWargs = {kwargs}")

testing("hello",1,name="shekhar") Args = ('hello', 1)
KWargs = {'name': 'shekhar'} "args" and "kwargs" is the general naming convention. You can use any other name following the same * and ** pattern, and it will work the same way. Using Args and Kwargs in Decorators def before_after(func):
    def wrapper(*args, **kwargs):
        print("Before")
        func(*args, **kwargs)
        print("After")

    return wrapper


@before_after
def greet(name="Shekhar"):
    print(f"Hello {name}")


greet()
greet("joey") Before
Hello Shekhar
After
Before
Hello joey
After Another Exercise Let's write a decorator to run the decorated function thrice and return a 3-value tuple with results. import random

def do_thrice(func):
    print(f"Adding decorator to {func.__name__}")

    def wrapper():
        return (func(), func(), func())

    return wrapper


@do_thrice
def roll_dice():
    return random.randint(1, 6)

print(roll_dice()) Output Adding decorator to roll_dice
(2, 2, 1) Real use Cases Now that we have seen enough examples of creating decorators, let's see what are some real use cases in which decorators are extremely useful. Measuring Performance of Other Functions Suppose you have many functions in your code, and you want to optimize your code. Now, instead of writing the code for getting the runtime and memory usage for each function, we can simply write a decorator and apply it to all the functions we want to test. Let's take this example in which we are calculating function runtime using perf_counter (It's just like a stopwatch) and calculating memory usage using tracemalloc function. (It's part of the standard library, I will be making a dedicated blog on this topic). from functools import wraps
import tracemalloc
from time import perf_counter 

def measure_performance(func):
    @wraps(func)  # It is a inbuilt decorator in python
    # When used, the decorated function name remains the same

    def wrapper(*args, **kwargs):
        tracemalloc.start()
        start_time = perf_counter()
        func(*args, **kwargs)
        current, peak = tracemalloc.get_traced_memory()
        finish_time = perf_counter()
        print(f"Function: {func.__name__}")
        print(
            f"Memory usage:\t\t {current / 10**6:.6f} MB \n"
            f"Peak memory usage:\t {peak / 10**6:.6f} MB "
        )
        print(f"Time elapsed is seconds: {finish_time - start_time:.6f}")
        print(f'{"-"*40}')
        tracemalloc.stop()

    return wrapper


@measure_performance
def function1():
    lis = []
    for a in range(1000000):
        if a % 2 == 0:
            lis.append(1)
        else:
            lis.append(0)


@measure_performance
def function2():
    lis = [1 if a % 2 == 0 else 0 for a in range(1000000)]


function1()
function2() Output Function: function1
Memory usage:            0.000000 MB
Peak memory usage:       8.448768 MB
Time elapsed is seconds: 0.329556
----------------------------------------
Function: function2
Memory usage:            0.000000 MB
Peak memory usage:       8.448920 MB
Time elapsed is seconds: 0.294334
---------------------------------------- We simply added two decorators to our functions instead of adding the whole code to each function. This makes our code much more concise and readable. Dynamically adding functionality Many Libraries, such as Flask or FastAPI, use decorators extensively to create API routes. For example, in FastAPI, we use something like this: @app.get("/helloWorld", tags=["Testing"])
def read_root():
    return {"Hello": "World"} This creates a get endpoint /helloworld which triggers the read_root() function whenever called. Wrap-up That was it for this blog. I hope you learned something new today. If you did, please like/share so that it reaches others as well. Connect with me on where I write regularly about software development and solopreneurship. @twitter ✅ Here are some more posts you might be interested in. How I improved my python code Performance by 371%! RaspberryPi PICO and PYUSB: Unlocking the Power of Custom USB Endpoints Why I Started This Blog? Thank you for reading 😄 Also published . here

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According to SalesCycle, Black Friday and Cyber Monday in-store traffic show a . Companies should get their infrastructure ready for peak days since even a few minutes of downtime can cost them thousands of dollars. Over the last few years, many big brands, including , lost a lot of money and broke their customers’ trust because their teams weren’t ready for Black Friday. Circling back to the 38% increase, such a change demands unwavering attention to the provided service and its scalability for the companies to keep up with the flow of orders, maximise customers’ experience, and minimise their negative feedback. 38% increase Walmart, J. Crew, Lowe’s and GAME a of local brands and floral businesses, has its own 3-4 peak days (Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day) when traffic is increasing 30X. Our IT team has developed a flexible system that helps to scale the service, manage it, and wrap it up when the peak day is over. Flowwow, global marketplace In this article, I am sharing five tips that will help prepare your service for massive scaling – and avoid mistakes, common for e-commerce platforms. Planning is the key Before any action, develop and implement a detailed scaling plan, divided into several stages: 1 month before a peak day, 2 weeks before a peak day, 3-4 days before a peak day, and 1 day before a peak day with a precise list of actions for the teams. At every stage, it’s important that designated specialists understand how to carry out each task and solve any potential issue. These teams usually consist of a DevOps team and backend developers. #1 Forecast the data Every year the total number of orders is increasing – it comes as no surprise, and that's why it’s vital to forecast the traffic volume and be ready for it. Historical data and cross-functional collaboration with the marketing team are core elements for an accurate prediction. They help to understand which of the system components can grow and then decide on the number of servers and their capacity. Once you have evaluated the expected numbers, put 2X into the forecast. If you predict 30X growth, then set the task to be ready for a 60X increase. This approach allows you extra preparation for unexpected challenges. If you have cloud scaling, you have the tools to dramatically increase the capacity in a short period of time and then reduce it to regular indicators when needed. Do an infrastructure discovery analysis, based on the basic parameters – map out servers, their current size, their components, projects, and applications. Understanding the basic parameters helps extrapolation: you are predicting growth and calculating potential scenarios in case it's indeed 60X. Apply rule 30X to all errors. If you find an error, ask yourself: “If this error starts appearing 30 times more often, will it be a problem for us?” If an error on the 30X traffic is worth being corrected now, start working on it. #2 Protect your scaling team from business requests When your development team is not big enough, the chances are high that everyone's to-do list is full to the brim. Hence, it is necessary to form a separate internal development team, whose focus will exclusively be on the peak period: this team should be free from other business requests and deal only with optimization tasks. The Pareto principle works well here: optimising 20% of the bottlenecks means closing 80% of performance problems in code and the database. Don’t forget to announce a feature freeze (a period when your team won’t add new features) and remind the team about it, preferably a month in advance. We don’t allow making changes to the code or database during this period because, when changes are made, the entire system may fall, and the cost of this error increases 30X at the time. #3 Find bottlenecks and start the optimization Bottlenecks show the mechanisms you need to optimise in your current infrastructure. We divide the current system components into different areas and monitor them separately. It allows us to evaluate the performance of each server and understand which components need more resources from our side – this approach helps to plan our resources flexibly. Use an advanced monitoring system, capable of assessing each component’s performance in real-time, and log aggregation to catch all errors (so you can fix them later). The Pareto principle works well here: optimising 20% of the bottlenecks means closing 80% of performance problems in code and the database. #4 Perform personalised stress testing Perform stress testing in advance, trying to mimic your potential customer behaviour. Start with simulating the infrastructure load, for example, 10X of the usual. Based on the data obtained, we understand, which areas require optimization. There are special tools that allow you to take an hour load and play it 10 times faster to assess and confirm whether the system can withstand a certain level of pressure. #5 Plan for Day X During peak loads, we meticulously schedule the workload of each team member, assigning key roles and distributing responsibilities. We do care about our employees, and that’s why we make sure everyone gets a healthy amount of sleep, however, we also strive to cover the maximum number of time zones. At each stage, we nominate a process manager, who monitors what is happening at the peak moment. It is this person who informs the team if one of the system components approaches the performance limit (80%). As we work remotely, when Day X comes, it is crucial that the whole team keeps in touch not only through work messengers like Slack, but also through emergency communication channels, such as Telegram and a personal phone. Peak Days like Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and Christmas are active phases that you should be ready for. More traffic means more value for your business. This, in turn, usually manifests into increased revenue. That’s why do not hesitate to invest in scaling, adhere to international principles and implement modern services. Keep an eye on new solutions that meet the needs of your business today, and scale with the benefit to your service!

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Let's learn about via these 60 free stories. They are ordered by most time reading created on HackerNoon. Visit the to find the most read stories about any technology. Customer Engagement /Learn Repo 1. Will Uber do a YouTube? While disruptive services and online availability of service providers are increasingly gaining control over the market, collecting user feedback is also becoming essential. While serving more customers simultaneously has become easier, it is obvious that the quality of services offered is the primary aspect of service evaluation. And the reviews play a big role in deciding it. 2. 11 Customer Support Response Templates That Will Improve Your Email Management Canned responses help you deliver quick responses while communicating with customers. Here are the most common canned responses that every support rep may need. 3. 4 Ways to Acquire Customers as a Sports Betting Business Are you trying to enter the sports betting market? Find out the best-performing strategies for attracting new fans to your sportsbook. 4. Startup Interview with Asaf Nevo,CEO & Co-Founder, Pico - Get Personal Pico - Get Personal's native gamifications and technology turns digital engagement on social into valuable first-party data for organizations of all kinds. 5. 5 Ways to Use AI to Improve Customer Success Artificial Intelligence is a powerful set of tools that can be used throughout a business' operations allowing them to achieve better customer success. 6. A Culture Lesson From A Fuck Off Sign Just around 2012 is when I received a lesson of a lifetime, to appreciate culture differences and how very deep they can get. 7. How to Boost Customer Engagement in Digital Marketing customer engagement is key to keeping customers
happy and loyal. 8. What is Data Collection and What are The Most Important Events to Track When your company is client-oriented, one of your priority tasks is understanding your clients’ problems and gathering insights on how people use your product and when exactly they benefit from it. 9. Predicting if the Customer is Satisfied by the Resolution Case study to predict if customer is satisfied by the resolution. 10. Best Customer Acquisition Tools for Rapid Sales Growth Read this article to find out the best customer acquisition channels and the best practices to measure customer metrics so that you can improve your business. 11. User Experience Vs Customer Experience: Are They the Same? The rise of customer-centricity has led to the emergence of several novel concepts in the field of marketing. Interestingly, the hottest ones seem to have the word “experience” in them, with user experience and customer experience being the most familiar examples. In the era when customers often engage with the service through a website or an app, the line between UX and CX is understandably blurry. However, while certainly related and mutually dependent, they still require somewhat different approaches and sets of tools. 12. Customer Engagement is the Key to Achieving Better CX How customer engagement and customer experience are related. 13. Community Is the Core of Any Crypto Project: Building a Community 72k Strong The community is the core of any crypto project. This is a trust factor for product users, investors, and media. 14. 11 Customer Feedback Software that Would Revolutionize 2022 Several customer feedback software is taking the market by storm. Experience the functions of some of the leading survey tools dominating 2022. 15. Practical Tips to Improve Customer Experience with Data According to a report, almost 70% of companies compete on customer experience. 16. Creating a Notification-Based Game via Unity and Courier I built a notification-based game with Unity Engine, Courier, Twilio, and Mailjet. This post discusses how I used Courier to build Rain Spikes. 17. Interactive Content Is Changing Customer Experience (CX) For Good Forget the metaverse: Interactive content is already here, and it's creating a better Internet. 18. 5 Traits to Look for When Choosing a Business Partner The days when your company was forced to accept expensive consultants who delayed your project by a few months are over. We interviewed key global executives to find out what methods they use to find partners. 19. Using an Omnichannel Approach for Exceptional Customer Experience 63% of customers expect companies to provide customer service across all their social media channels and to use social networks to connect with brands. 20. Quantifying The ROI of Email Marketing The return on investment (ROI) for your email marketing is important so you'll need to know how to maximize it. Look at your bounce rate, open, and click rates. 21. How We Increased User Retention in the LoopMessage App Using Free Messaging The LoopMessage app helped increase user retention several times. This was reached by sending free personalized messages via popular instant messengers. 22. How AR and VR are Propelling Businesses to New Engagement Levels Deploying new technologies, such as VR and has become the next battleground to building greater engagement levels and improving customer experiences. 23. Diversity in the Workplace: A Challenge for HR Increasing diversity among leadership teams is a critical component of company culture. Studies show that people feel more comfortable around leaders who are not like them. Therefore, having a homogenous leadership team can be harmful, sending a bad message to other employees. Furthermore, insufficient inclusion efforts can alienate employees from outside the company culture, resulting in stagnant organizational growth and disengagement. A diverse leadership team is critical to company success; it is also associated with higher innovation, productivity, and revenue per employee. 24. Building Notification Systems with the End Users In Mind Before building a notification system, you should know the requirements for your users who will be creating the notifications for your end users. 25. 5 Ways to Drive Better Engagement Within Your Talent Marketplace Here are five ways to build engagement for your talent marketplace. 26. How To Improve Customer Retention and Increase LTV Retaining customers is the number one growth strategy for business. Learn how to retain your customer and improve lifetime value (LTV). 27. Customer Education: How to Educate Customers Profitable for Business Customer education is a powerful growth marketing tool for online businesses. I discuss how to create a customer education strategy for your company in 2023. 28. 5 Quick Tips on How to Improve Customer Satisfaction In this article, you'll learn what to do to satisfy your customers and how to build a stable and lucrative relationship. 29. Smarter Customer Engagement Flows with Courier's New Segment Integration oday, we’re excited to announce that teams using Segment can now ingest notification usage data from Courier, so that it can serve as a basis for new insights. 30. 6 Strategies to Help You Narrow Down Your Brand Positioning Product positioning, in its simplest form, is why a product or service is a good fit for the market, unique features, and better than competing products. 31. How Digital Transformation Is Redefining Customer Experience Digital transformation gives a personalized look into the customer’s purchasing habits along with their likes and dislikes. 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