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I'm looking for open-source unity third-person shooter games that I can study and learn from. I'm interested in projects with well-structured code, character movement, camera systems, shooting mechanics, AI, or overall game architecture. any recomendations?

What is the usual approach in professional projects? Do most companies use runtime translations, build-time translations, or a mix of both? What are the main advantages and disadvantages of each approach?

My main concern with runtime translation is SEO, and with build-time translation is deployment complexity and the fact that switching languages requires reloading the whole site. I don't know wich one to pick...

I'm building a web application that mainly acts as an AI wrapper. The backend is built with .NET and Entity Framework, and for now I plan to run everything on a single server.

The app isn't just forwarding requests to an AI provider—it also stores and manages user accounts, conversations, settings, and other application data in a database.

I'm trying to get a rough idea of what kind of scale a setup like this can handle before I'd need to start thinking about multiple servers, load balancers, caching, etc.

Roughly how many concurrent users or requests per second could a single .NET + Entity Framework backend handle in a real-world production environment?

Hi, I’m building a coding agent with a .NET backend and an Angular frontend. My main challenge is that I currently rely on a single AI API call per request, which limits how large or complex a project I can generate.

Right now, I ask the model to return a JSON structure containing a files array (each with path and code), then I parse it and generate the project files from that.

Is there a better architecture for this? Specifically, how can I design a system that makes multiple AI calls while still maintaining consistent context about the evolving project (files, changes, and previous decisions)?

EDIT:meant coding agent, not “coting” 😄

my country georgia is not in dropdown menu when creating account. can i just pick USA or some other country? will it work?