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"title": "Inside the Unity Coordination Framework",
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"date": "2025-07-23",
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"description": "Deterministic input-lockstep can make a singleplayer Unity scene feel like a LAN match while sending only a handful of bytes per frame. Read on to find out what's up.",
"description": "Sometimes the simplest concepts lead to the most complex solutions. This project is now archived, but the lessons it taught me about game development, networking, and knowing when to stop are still very much alive.",
"description": "I launched. Got rekt. Didn't cry. Just patched the damn thing. Building something beautiful on the web is never as easy as it looks. But every bug, every crash, and every “why is this so slow?!” moment taught me something new.",
"description": "I launched. Got rekt. Didn't cry. Just patched the damn thing. Building something beautiful on the web is never as easy as it looks. But every bug, every crash, and every “why is this so slow?!” moment taught me something new.",
"description": "Sometimes the simplest concepts lead to the most complex solutions. This project is now archived, but the lessons it taught me about game development, networking, and knowing when to stop are still very much alive.",
"title": "Inside the Unity Coordination Framework",
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"date": "2025-07-23",
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"description": "Deterministic input-lockstep can make a singleplayer Unity scene feel like a LAN match while sending only a handful of bytes per frame. Read on to find out what's up.",
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