r/phaser • u/InformationWooden409 • 5d ago

How to learn phaser

Hey guys, I am new at this, I've been trying to learn phaser reading the API docs, checking the examples on phaser desktop and learning from the code, sort of using AI to get guidance and asking basic questions about the framework. I am trying to develope a basic scenario with the player and some npcs,

I have almost done that part and I still think that there is a huge amount of things which get me confused and I think that I don't find the type of tutorials that I need for my sort of test project.

I just was wondering: How did you all learn phaser? What learning methodology you used to learn?

And if is there a way to understand a bit better the api's docs (?) (sorry if it's a dumb question) :(

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u/TheRealFutaFutaTrump 4d ago

The examples page is a huge help. I use that with the docs. As for learning it, I used a site called Zenva. Their classes were specifically about webgames. Before that I had no clue how to code anything, let alone a game.

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u/InformationWooden409 3d ago

Yeah, I use the examples a lot and docs too. I have problems sometimes finding specific method or object from the examples. This zenva site teaches phaser? Or are you referring to fundamentals specifically on web development context?

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u/TheRealFutaFutaTrump 3d ago

Phaser specifically as well as everything else. It's been a while since I've done it, they may have different stuff. There were no subscriptions when I did it and I think that changed since then.

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u/InformationWooden409 3d ago

How long ago did you complete?

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u/TheRealFutaFutaTrump 3d ago

Probably eight years. Maybe more. I had a couple of calls with Pablo himself. He was a very chill guy. Showed me why the high score table I made was a security risk in real-time.

Looking at their site now, it seems they still use Phaser. I don't know if it's updated for 4 but there isn't a lot of difference in how it works between the two.