Want to learn how to use PhoneGap, but don’t know where to get started? Join us as we put together “Sculder”, not only a tribute to an excellent science fiction TV series, but a fully-fledged native mobile application for the believer in you!
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In this tutorial series we will explore a rarely discussed (but highly valuable) process of
developing software that is disappointingly absent in the iOS and mobile world: Continuous Integration.
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This series of tutorials will teach you how to make an endless running style game using the Corona SDK. An endless style running game would be a game like Monster Dash, Canabalt, or NinJump.
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This is the seventh and final installment of our Cocos2D tutorial series on cloning Centipede for iOS. Make sure you have completed the previous parts before beginning.
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This tutorial will explore how to use the Google Maps API to overlay points of interest (POI) and use the available Location Based Services on your handset to show your position relative to the POI locations available. In this case, we shall be using Shopping Malls as the POI.
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In this tutorial series we will explore a rarely discussed (but highly valuable) process of
developing software that is disappointingly absent in the iOS and mobile world: Continuous Integration.
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Want to learn how to use PhoneGap, but don’t know where to get started? Join us as we put together “Sculder”, not only a tribute to an excellent science fiction TV series, but a fully-fledged native mobile application for the believer in you!
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This is the sixth installment of our Cocos2D tutorial series on cloning Centipede for iOS. Make sure you have completed the previous parts before beginning.
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2011 has been a great year for the mobile web. Toolkits and libraries matured, new tools arrived, and a whole bunch of plugins made building web-based mobile applications easier than ever. Read on for a roundup of some of the most significant releases and events in 2011!
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Industry gurus Shane Conder and Lauren Darcey provide a recap of the Android ecosystem in 2011 and offer predictions for how the platform may evolve in 2012.
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