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General Discussion

Posted by Hunter G
Hunter G
6,612 Points

Where is the Game Development track?

Why isn't the Game Development course implemented on Treehouse as a track? I literally had to type in on Google "Game Development course Treehouse" and find the course in a blog .. http://blog.teamtreehouse.com/learn-game-development-design

Can anybody answer this question, possibly a staff member? I have not been able to find a related post with the correct answer..

Thanks!

Hunter

2 Answers

arshin
arshin
17,770 Points
arshin
arshin
17,770 Points

Library. It is not in the Tracks section.

Hunter G
Hunter G
6,612 Points

Is there a reason why though? What makes the Library different from the Tracks?

Hunter G
Hunter G
6,612 Points

Sam Baines,

Fair enough. I am not too familiar with Treehouse so I was confused and thought there was a possible bug.

Sam Baines
Sam Baines
4,315 Points
Sam Baines
Sam Baines
4,315 Points

Hunter, the library holds individual courses across all subjects. Tracks are a collection of courses out together to build out a knowledge base for say learning to become a front end web developer or ruby programmer. I am guessing that so far there are not enough course content to make a game development track but I could be wrong.

Right now if you go to the library and select only the topic of 'Game Development' there are only 3 courses available - hardly enough for a full track compared to other tracks so far.