New Humble Bundle is up, and it's for:
Humble Book Bundle Code Your Own Games full of DIY computer programming books on Exactly What It Says In The Title, from Apress (owned by Microsoft, IIRC).
Platforms such as Android, Swift (Mac/iOS), HTML5 webapps, and various popular multi-OS gaming engines are covered.
Fixed tiers of $1, $8 (more books added next week), and $15.
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BYOB and CYOG. Buy your own bundle and code your own games with Humble and Apress! Just make sure to hydrate – and please, never code and drive.
Pay $1 or more for Learn Unity3D Programming with UnityScript: Unity's JavaScript for Beginners; Swift Game Programming for Absolute Beginners; Android Studio Game Development: Concepts and Design; Irresistible Apps: Motivational Design Patterns for Apps, Games, and Web-based Communities; and Learn Pixi.js: Create Great Interactive Graphics for Games and the Web.
Pay $8 or more and you’ll also get Beginning RPG Maker MV; Make a 2D Arcade Game in a Weekend: With Unity; Build your own 2D Game Engine and Create Great Web Games: Using HTML5, JavaScript, and WebGL; Beginning Swift Games Development for iOS; and The Business of iOS App Development: For iPhone, iPad and iPod touch.
Pay $15 or more for all of that plus Beginning RPG Maker VX Ace, The Game Maker's Apprentice: Game Development for Beginners, Pro HTML5 Games, Polished Game Development: From First Steps to Final Release, Program Arcade Games: With Python and Pygame, and Beginning Java Game Development with LibGDX.
Pay $1 or more. Together, these books would cost over $474. Here at Humble Bundle, though, you name your price of $1 or more!
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Last week's
Humble Book Bundle Neil Gaiman is still available, with a mix of prose, poetry, comics, and non-fiction work, including several live performances by the author himself.
For aficionados of their m/m romance and other fiction, LGBT specialty publisher
Dreamspinner Press has a coupon offer for $10 off a $25 order on their website, using coupon code
HOLIDAY2016 through December 15th, probably Eastern Time. Technically, the wording is “a $10 gift on your order of $25 or more”, but I think it's an actual discount and not, like, $10 worth of random free ebooks added to your library. YMMV.