Direct feedback
I will tell you when an approach is wrong for your project size, when you are building complexity you do not have yet, and when the problem is fundamentals instead of the latest feature.
About the tutoring
Not a biography. A straight answer to “what is it like to actually work with Darko?”
I ship code, not just slides. In tutoring, I meet you at the code and the architecture, where things break, where cost hides, and what to simplify first.
Darko Tomic · Senior Unity Programmer
- 10+ years in Unity and C#
- Shipped AR / VR / multiplayer
- Solo tools, pipelines, serious games
- Small roster by design
How I teach
Three principles
This is how the sessions actually feel. If any of these sound wrong for you, we are probably not a fit, and that is OK.
Your code is the classroom
I use your actual project as the classroom. The lesson sticks because it is tied to something you already care about, not a contrived example from a slide.
Small roster on purpose
Tutoring only works if I remember your codebase and your goals. If I take you on, you get attention, not a rotating cast of coaches reading a script.
What I expect from you
Show up with something concrete
A repo, a bug, a design you want to implement. If you are brand new, we still start from a concrete goal. Something like “finish a small vertical slice,” not “teach me everything.” The rest is pacing and honesty.
For career path, tools, and the longer story, see About Darko.