02 December 2015
Last week on Corona Geek Hangout 169, we continued develop on our top down desktop shooter game with a look how to use vector math for aiming and calculating the magnitude of our zombie killing arrows. We also looked at a refined version of our simple pathfinding code. Here are clips from the Hangout....
01 December 2015
Hi folks, my name is Roj Niyogi and I’m President/Co-founder of Perk.com. Some of you have already had a chance to learn a little bit about both Perk.com and myself from the Corona forums. As Walter mentioned in his most recent post, Corona is joining Perk.com. Important to know and as indicated by Walter, he and I had been chatting for several months now comparing notes and sharing thoughts around his original vision of Corona and how Perk might be able to help. As a developer myself, I know that one of the most important things to me...
30 November 2015
On today's Corona Geek Hangout we talked about Corona Labs being acquired by Perk and we continued our desktop game development series with a follow up discussion to last week's exploration of vector math calculations for firing arrows at zombies. Links are in the show notes....
30 November 2015
Today, I’m really happy to announce that Corona and the team are joining Perk. Perk is a publicly traded, profitable company that has built a service/platform that rewards people for everyday mobile and internet activities. Their goal is to enable developers like you to leverage their rewards system and advertiser relationships to both monetize and engage your users....
27 November 2015
Welcome to the latest installment of From the Forum. In this series, guest blogger Alex Jackson highlights outstanding threads from the Corona Forum. The goal is to bring attention to the most captivating, interesting, and thought-provoking discussions taking place in our very own backyard....
25 November 2015
Last week on Corona Geek Hangout 168, we continued develop on our top down desktop shooter game with a look at implementing simple pathfinding, timing walk animation sequences, and considering the challenging parts of collaborating on a project with other team members. Here are clips from the Hangout....
24 November 2015
In this tutorial, learn how to use accelerometer events to detect motions of a mobile device or the accelerometer-enabled Apple TV Remote....
23 November 2015
On today's Corona Geek Hangout we continued our desktop game development series with the exploration of vector math calculations for firing arrows at zombies. We also looked at a refined version of last week's simple pathfinding example where enemies are turned into smart zombies that chase the player around the screen as the player moves....
20 November 2015
Welcome to the latest installment of From the Forum. In this series, guest blogger Alex Jackson highlights outstanding threads from the Corona Forum. The goal is to bring attention to the most captivating, interesting, and thought-provoking discussions taking place in our very own backyard....
18 November 2015
Last week on Corona Geek Hangout 167, we continued develop on our top down desktop shooter game with a look at the concepts and code behind creating game cameras that follow the player around the world. We learned how to make the background appear to move and we learned how to use a camera module to make our code easier to manage. Here are clips from the Hangout....
