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Our social casino game development courses are designed for adult learners. This educational content focuses on entertainment programming skills and career advancement in gaming technology. Are you 18 years or older?

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Learn Game Development That Actually Works

We teach JavaScript, HTML5, and real game programming skills. No fluff, no empty promises — just the coding knowledge you need to build engaging social casino games.

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180+ Students Enrolled
94% Complete Their Programs
12 Weeks to Certificate
24/7 Code Lab Access

See What You'll Build

This is the type of game you'll understand how to create after our program. Click to try it yourself.

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Hands-On Coding Practice

Every day you'll write actual game code. We focus on JavaScript ES6+, Canvas API, and modern web technologies that power today's browser games. By week 6, you'll have built three playable prototypes.

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Real Game Architecture

Learn how professional games handle state management, rendering loops, and player input. We'll dissect popular slot mechanics and show you the math behind bonus features and RNG systems.

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Industry-Standard Tools

Master the same development environment used by gaming studios. We cover Git workflows, debugging techniques, performance optimization, and testing frameworks that matter in professional game development.

Meet Your Instructors

Our team consists of developers who've shipped games you've actually played. They know what works and what doesn't in real production environments.

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Thorben Nylander

Senior Game Developer

Former technical lead at Nordic gaming studios with 8 years building slot games. Thorben specializes in performance optimization and has contributed to games with over 50 million players.

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Kalindi Okafor

JavaScript Specialist

Full-stack developer who transitioned into game development 6 years ago. She teaches our advanced JavaScript modules and helps students understand complex game state management patterns.

What You'll Actually Learn

12 weeks of focused programming instruction. Each module builds on the previous one, so you develop real competency instead of surface-level knowledge.

WEEKS 1-2

JavaScript Fundamentals

Master ES6+ syntax, asynchronous programming, and DOM manipulation. Build your first interactive card game to understand event handling and game loops.

JavaScript ES6+ DOM Events Async/Await
WEEKS 3-4

Canvas & Animation

Learn HTML5 Canvas API for graphics rendering. Create smooth animations, sprite handling, and basic physics for reel spinning mechanics.

HTML5 Canvas 2D Graphics Animation Loops
WEEKS 5-7

Game State Management

Understand how games track player progress, handle wins/losses, and manage complex state transitions. Build a functional slot machine prototype.

State Patterns Game Logic RNG Systems
WEEKS 8-9

Audio & Effects

Add sound effects, background music, and visual feedback systems. Learn Web Audio API and particle effects for engaging player experiences.

Web Audio API Particle Systems Visual Effects
WEEKS 10-11

Performance & Optimization

Debug performance bottlenecks, optimize rendering loops, and prepare games for different devices. Learn profiling tools and memory management.

Performance Tuning Memory Management Browser DevTools
WEEK 12

Portfolio Project

Complete a full game from concept to deployment. Apply everything you've learned while building something you can actually show to potential employers or collaborators.

Project Planning Code Review Deployment

Ready to Start Coding?

Our next 12-week program begins September 23, 2025. We keep cohorts small — just 20 students — so you get individual attention when you need help with challenging concepts.

You'll need a computer and about 15 hours per week for coursework and projects. We provide all software and development tools.

Early registration saves 0 until August 30th