In spite of the challenge of creating multiplayer games, they are totally worth it. No AI, no matter how clever, will have the same ingenuity as a human opponent, nor will trash talking an AI be as fun as trash talking your friends. And I haven’t heard of any player starting a relationship with an AI that they met online…movies starring Joaquin Phoenix notwithstanding. :] In this tutorial, you’ll
Update 5/13/2013 Fully updated for Cocos2D-X 2.1 and iOS 6. (original post by Jean-Yves Mengant, update by Jorge Jordán). Cocos2D is an amazing and easy to use framework, but since it’s written in Objective-C you can only write games with it for iOS and the Mac. Wouldn’t it be great if you could use the same easy to use Cocos2D API, but have it run on Android as well? This way you could greatly ex
It’s no secret that third-party iOS developer libraries can save precious time when you’re developing apps. The iOS open-source community is quite active, and we all know that leveraging libraries is a must when developing an app on your own. Each library offers different tools that you can use to enhance your next iPhone app, including working around some of the most obnoxious constraints of Swif
If you’ve ever paid close attention to how a great iOS app feels as you use it, you’ll quickly notice that subtle and fluid UIView animations are key to making the experience feel interactive. While animation is usually not critical to the core functionality of your app, it can help guide and inform your users, gracefully reveal and dismiss parts of your UI and generally add a level of polish that
Sep 30 2020 , Swift 5, iOS 14, Xcode 12 Swift 5, iOS 14, Xcode 12 Push notifications allow developers to reach users, even when users aren’t actively using an app! In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to configure your app to receive push notifications and to display them to your users or perform other tasks. By Chuck Krutsinger .
Note from Ray: You guys voted for me to update this classic beginning Cocos2D tutorial series from Cocos2D 1.X to Cocos2D 2.X in the weekly tutorial vote, so your wish is my command! :] This tutorial series is now fully up-to-date for Cocos2D 2.X, Xcode 4.5, and has a ton of improvements such as Retina display and iPhone 4″ screen support. Here’s the pre Cocos2D 1.X version if you need it! Cocos2D
This is a post by iOS Tutorial Team Member Chris Wagner, an enthusiast in software engineering always trying to stay ahead of the curve. You can also find him on Google+. A lot of apps that store their data in a remote database only work when an Internet connection is available. Think about Twitter or Facebook – without an Internet connection, they don’t do much! But it’s a much nicer (and faster)
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If you’ve been programming for the iPhone, you’re probably really familiar with UIViews – buttons, text areas, sliders, web views, and more are all subclasses of UIView. But you might not know much about the technology that UIView is built upon: CALayers! At least I didn’t, for quite a while. It’s good to know a bit about CALayers, because you can use them to create some neat visual effects really
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