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AlexeyBrin
11,534karma·1,345submissions·January 25, 2013
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Xamarin currently offers VS integration only for the Business or Enterprise editions, the Free tier has no support for VS. You can however use a trial version of Xamarin (Bussiness or Enterprise) for …
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Really curious if the Community Edition will work with Xamarin.
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This is because of how JavaScript is implemented, you can't use threads in JS like you can in a C++ program.
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Because of Swift I suppose.
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I use DropBox and PlainText 2.
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I know about the Unreal license and I actually think it is a decent price for the engine. My comment was more about the Mono runtime licensing that ads up quickly and it is more than the initial cost …
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From http://mono-ue.github.io/about.html > To redistribute code written with Mono for Unreal Engine, you must have a commercial license to the Mono runtime. These licenses are ava…
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Cordova still has performance problems on Android and even on iOS. Maybe in the future.
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> However, for usual business with short time to market, taking into consideration "time spent on feature" X "hourly rate" per developer time, the prices are quite cheap. I full…
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I've never played enough with Xamarin Studio and only tested Xamarin Business with Visual Studio (I've used a 30 days trial).
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Hopefully, Xamarin will add Visual Studio support in the Indie dev plan at some point. Currently, if you want to support iOS, Android and use Visual Studio you need to pay $1798 per year which is a b…
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Hopefully Microsoft under the new CEO will reconsider XNA and update it for Visual Studio 2013. It is such a great platform for people that prefer coding their games instead of using a drag/dr…
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I think you should read the above as: memset(p, '\0', 10);
Probably best approach is to always use calloc , unless you fill the buffer yourself with other meaningful values immedia…
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You could use git from the start if you wish, this will keep a history of how your code evolved and you will also be able to use an older version of the code if necessary. My suggestion was that it is…
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Try rsync you could bypass 2 and 3. Basically, every change you made on your desktop can be automatically synced with the VM. Alternatively, you can code directly on the VM and use an editor that le…
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> We all hate it but can't get away from it. Gratuitous generalization, because you hate it, doesn't mean everybody hates JavaScript. The problem is that most people that hate Java…
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Yes, Emscripten, basically takes C or C++ and compiles to JavaScript using LLVM.