"Creating E-Learning Games With Unity" by David Horachek is a very nicely put together book for Unity3D developers who want to further understand the e-learning game market. I like the book because of its wide variety of useful information for Unity devs. This book was like a refresher course on how to design and develop a simple game in Unity3D that would suit the e-learning game market.
I've had the original model of the 3DS for a while and recently invested in a slim model of the PSVita. What I've learned is that both systems have their own quirks which could prove to be major headaches. Below are the biggest headaches I've had with each system's store applications.
Since I'm in favor of openness and transparency, I feel I should give people an idea of where my site's traffic comes from (for the most part). Below are the top five search queries which result in a tapskill.com page being on the first page of Google (in privacy mode).
I deal with Drupal sites often, and one of the most often recurring issues is a forgotten/lost password for the admin account. Sometimes, the site isn't yours, and you simply were told the wrong info to log into the site but you have FTP access. Other times, you simply don't want to go through the hassle of sending yourself an e-mail, clicking a reset link, and editing your password through the profile settings page. There has to be an easier way, right? Righto.