Using serialized properties could be beneficial over serialized fields in Unity for your game: Easily change access modifiers and execute function, e.g. to update your UI.

11 tips for your Unity development team to help avoid merge conflicts.

Quick tip: How to get the mouse/touch position on click/touch with Unity's new Input System.

Removing an enum member could lead to breaking your whole application if that enum is serialized. Learn, how that happens and how to prevent it.

Learn how to create your own menu to instantiate your own (UI) prefabs to improve your workflow in the editor.

Unity's Inspector has some hidden gems! One of them is a linear or random distribution of items via L(min,max) or R(min,max).

If you're creating an endless runner or a game with big/endless worlds, you will encounter an error after a certain distance from the game engine's origin. The error will mostly be noticeable in visual things, e.g. meshes have overlaps and maybe some stuff is

Ever wondered how you can set the inspector icon for GameObjects via a C# script in Unity? Especially without reflection, which is the old solution to do. GameObject inspector iconExecute this in an editor script: var iconContent = EditorGUIUtility.IconContent("sv_label_1"); EditorGUIUtility.SetIconForObject(gameObject, (Texture2D) iconContent.image)

Learn how to create a custom Unity project template to get rid of the example assets when creating a new HDRP or URP project.

I recently had the problem that for whatever reason my Unity game stopped displaying certain texts. Within the scene view, the text was visible, but within the game view of the running game some of the texts disappeared. Even more strange, it was the same prefab used throughout the game