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Episode 4 of this week’s Corona Geek On Air show is live! This week we discuss the release notes from previous Corona SDK builds, answer some more newbie questions, talk about the proper way to free up memory when working with objects, take a look at the Corona Project Manager as a time saving development [...] 
Episode 3 of this weeks Corona Geek On Air show is live. This week we included another app review and share some great tips for new Corona SDK developers. See the notes below for a full list of topics and resources that were discussed during the show. Don’t forget to join us next Monday at [...] 
According to the rumor sites iPhone 5, or whatever it will be officially called, is set to be announced soon with a taller screen that will support another row of icons. For consumers this will mean they’ll have access to more apps on their home screen and more viewable real-estate for playing games and getting [...] 
So, what should you use to build your mobile apps, HTML5 or native code? That’s the debate that is raging these days. In some cases the answer is very clear and in others it’s not so much. HTML5 doesn’t depend on an App Store for distribution and many web developers can leverage their existing skills [...] 
We successfully recorded another weekly Corona Geek On Air show. This week we included an app review and we talked about how to create a map app using Story Boards. See the show notes below for a full list of topics and resources that were discussed during the show. Don’t forget to join us next [...] 
Last night I received an email from the Amazon Mobile App Distribution Team. They wanted to let me know that as a Mobile App Distribution Developer, I can now add promotional images to my apps. Apparently their internal marketing team uses promotional images in featured placements to highlight apps, and they’ll be using these “creative [...] 
Yesterday I had the pleasure of hosting the very first Corona Geek On Air Hangout to discuss all things related to mobile development using the Corona SDK. I was joined by Dr. Brian Burton, author of Mobile App Development with Corona: Getting Started and Christopher “Toff” Ward, fellow geek and brand new Corona SDK developer. [...] 
According to a recent press release, Roberto Ierusalimschy, Lead architect of the Lua programming language, has joined the Corona Labs’ Advisory Board. If you’re new to the Lua programming language, you might be interested to know that Lua is used in a vast range of applications on mobile and desktop, including World of Warcraft, Adobe [...] 
Apple developers can now sell their apps in 32 New Territories. Overall the list seems to cover some pretty remote locations. So we’ve linked to country statistics for each of the new territories. If you’d like to suggest additional resources, add your suggestions in the comments below. Albania Benin Bhutan Burkina Faso Cambodia Cape [...]
Hello all you groovy mobile developers! Today Amazon announced support for international sales in the U.K., Germany, Italy, and Spain. Since I haven’t published an app in the Amazon Appstore yet, I wasn’t even aware that these weren’t already options, so tada! I am a registered developer though, so Amazon sent all their developers an [...] |
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