u/SumitDubey3

I am a game developer, and I mainly create games for Android platforms. Recently, I planned to release my games on iOS as well, so I decided to create an Apple Developer account.

I already had an Apple ID, so I simply logged in with it, went to the Account section, filled in my information like name and address, and submitted it. After that, I got stuck on this grayed-out screen/state.

Now I’m unable to edit anything or check what actually went wrong. Can anyone help me understand what I should do next and how this issue can be fixed?

Unity launched its own AI Assistant in beta few days ago, and after testing it for a few days… this honestly feels insane

Almost everything needed to build a game is starting to come into one workflow now:
• Generate sounds
• Create and rig characters
• Animate them
• Build gameplay systems
• Create 2D → 3D assets
…and much more.

The craziest part?
I made this entire prototype in less than ONE hour

Not perfect yet, but the speed of iteration and creativity this unlocks for indie developers is wild. Feels like game development is entering a completely new era.

Tools Used:
• Unity AI → Rigging, Animation, Gameplay
• Mixamo → Character Setup
• Google Antigravity → 3D Model Visual Polish

Would genuinely love to hear your thoughts on this???

Hey everyone,

I’ve built my e-commerce website using ASP.NET MVC and it’s currently hosted on SmartASP.NET. Now I’m planning to switch to a different hosting provider like Hostinger or GoDaddy, but I’m a bit unsure about a few things.

Here are my main questions:

• Do hosting providers like Hostinger or GoDaddy support ASP.NET MVC projects running on .NET 10?
• I came across a plan on Hostinger, but it’s not clear whether it supports Windows-based hosting required for ASP.NET apps Or Websites Projects.
• Has anyone here successfully hosted a modern ASP.NET MVC (.NET Core / .NET 10) app on these platforms?

Also, from a long-term perspective:

• Is ASP.NET MVC still a solid choice for building and scaling an e-commerce website?
• Or would it be smarter to consider switching to something like Node.js or another stack?

I’d really appreciate insights from anyone who has experience with hosting ASP.NET apps or has faced a similar decision.

Thanks in advance 🙌