Archive for August 2011 | Monthly archive page
The SDL library supports the Android OS quite well. To get started, this guide is a great starting point. I have a couple of points to add to that tutorial. I didn’t actually use the pre made SDL project, but rather took all the structure from SDL’s Mercurial repository. If you do that, the project […]
My latest adventures with SDL bindings eventually led me to Cython, a very recommendable tool if you are looking to extract a little bit more juice out of your Python app performance, or just hide your source a little bit more obscurely. It compiles almost any Python code as is, and it includes extensions to […]
So, I got one of those wonderful Asus Transformers…I had to see if I could make something for it. And so I did! Having some Android experience from the 1.x days, I started looking around for a quick way to get something done, and it was then that I found the amazing AndEngine and its […]