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How Squid Game became South Korea’s most powerful weapon 🤯

🚨News for Indie Game developers South Korea’s Krafton-backed Blue Ocean Games launches a 💰$30M fund to support early-stage game developers ➡️Major focus on Indian talent & market ➡️Up to 💰$300K per team over 2 yrs ➡️Keep full IP ownership ➡️Me

Netflix had zero faith in Squid Game. They buried it under 6,000+ other shows. $0 marketing budget. Zero promotion. No push. Then, 111 million viewers crashed their servers in 28 days. Here's how an overlooked masterpiece silenced every doubter i

A small but interesting case study I wrote of how a boxer turned Marketing Mogul promoted his fight and made MILLIONS. Give it a read so that you might also try this high-risk marketing strategy to gain Hefty ‘rewards’

How do you guys handle unproductivity guilt? Something like you know you have to do it but you can’t do it because of any lame reason :/ In my case I started learning system design but after a whole day of office I can’t let myself study for more and

How a Superbug Evolved a Genetic Weapon and Conquered Hospitals Worldwide Imagine a microscopic invader so cunning and resilient that it turns hospitals—places of healing—into its personal playground. Meet Klebsiella pneumoniae, a superbug that has

How did He Built a $2.5M SaaS Business by Accidentally Fixing JavaScript SEO? Back when SPAs( Single Page Applications) using React, Angular,etc were all the rage, search engines simply couldn't see your content killing your SEO and traffic. Todd H

Hey gamedevs I have a question, If you have a bug in game logic where one case is not satisfying which is easy to understand but getting solution is tough On that time what you do, how you fix that?