For all you web developers out there (or people that have toyed with JavaScript / HTML / CSS / PHP), this might interest you. In the same type of class as Adobe Air, Appcelerator Titanium is a development environment for developing applications using existing web technologies. It mainly focuses around JavaScript, but you can use PHP, Python, or Ruby (depending on the target platform). The most interesting part of this is that you can also develop mobile applications (such as the iPhone and Android). Last I heard, they are actively developing an OpenGL module for use on the iPhone - but you can still make some decent games using CSS3 and HTML5. So while we are waiting for an official release of SDL for the iPhone, this may be a good alternative. It's also good for developing Desktop Applications rather quickly, when you don't want to waste a whole lot of time.
I love Appcelerator Titanium. I have been using it to create some really awesome apps for both desktop and mobile. Here is a developer forum: http://appceleratortitanium.com and here is a nice beginners tutorial: http://appceleratortitanium.com/tutorials/3-appcelerator-titanium-tutorial-beginners.html
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michelle
March 26th, 2010
sdl 1.3 is pretty complete, the uikit integration isn't the greatest
but with a little work you can make it work.
The movie player here is adopted from ffplay and uses sdl, bet you can't tell
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but with a little work you can make it work.
The movie player here is adopted from ffplay and uses sdl, bet you can't tell
http://web.me.com/cannonwc/Site_4/Photos.html#1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rdb0eKhmH4Q
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