During SenchaCon this April, EXT JS 6 was announced which will unify both EXT JS and Touch under a single framework and license... the EXT JS license (if you don't know why that is bad news, keep reading).
In the case of Google Maps, we obviously need an Internet connection for it to function. If we don't have a connection though, we certainly don't want our app to fail due to errors thrown by the library not being loaded.
Famo.us has been hyped as a revolutionary new HTML5 framework in the mobile web scene. With their custom built JavaScript 3D rendering and physics engine, Famo.us founder Steve Newcomb claimed we would see native level performance
There seems to be a bit of conflicting information out there, with some people saying you do need a Mac and XCode to make iOS mobile apps with PhoneGap and other that say you do not. Before I get into the topic a little further, let me give you the short answer.
In this tutorial, we are going to build the basic mechanics for a helicopter style game.
GapDebug integrates the Safari Webkit Inspector and Chrome Developer Tools to create an integrated debugging experience for OS X and Windows.
As someone with very little experience with the framework, I'll be documenting my successes and failures as I go through the learning process. I'll share whatever bits of information I think might be useful for others trying to learn as well.
This is the second post in my Getting Started with Famo.us (GSWF) series. If you're a follower of this blog you'll know my background is in Sencha Touch and PhoneGap and I write a lot of articles and tutorials in that area, but when it comes to Famo.us I'm a complete newbie.
In the last post we completed the first two lessons at the Famo.us University. This introduced us to some basics concepts like a renderable and a context and we got to play around with a little bit of code. In this post we will be focusing on the next two lessons.
In this post we will be looking at completing the last introductory tutorial in the Famo.us University Handling Events.
Up until now we've been using the live code editor provided within the Famo.us University to try some things out, but now we're going to get it up and running on our own computer. The Starter Kit provides everything you need to get started including
hasOne takes care of the one-to-one association. Looking good so far but there's one relationship missing... there's no many-to-many association in Sencha Touch!
In this video tutorial I show you how to create a sliding menu in Sencha Touch from scratch.
This tutorial is again going to focus on adding some atmosphere to your Phaser games, this time by adding weather effects to the game.
I'm going to walkthrough how to compile HTML5 games for iOS and Android using the CocoonJS cloud compiler.
In this tutorial we will be creating a basic Bejeweled / Candy Crush style game which will consist of A grid of any size, different tile types and more
One great way to add some atmosphere to your game is to add a day and night cycle (imagine how much less fun Minecraft would be with no night).
In this tutorial I will be showing you how to create a background with a parallax effect in Phaser
Creating this timer is reasonably easy, and once you've done it once you can easily just copy and paste it into other games. Let's go through it step by step.
Using sprites to animate a character in Phaser works similarly to the way I described it is done in CSS above. Here's what you need to do