WARNING!
Few honest
informations.
I have a few years
experience in software developer BUT I
am NOT a game developer! I am NOT
an expert.
This guide was
written by person who want write game as part of hobby and make
dreams come to true (As i want to write simple RPG game in future).
I put
best efforts to write
accuracy informations,
but I cannot
guarantee the perfect accuracy of all content in this articles
on this blog.
I do not take any responsibility or liability for any error, omission , inaccuracy or destructions!
I do not take any responsibility or liability for any error, omission , inaccuracy or destructions!
How to make simple application and/or game in Android
BASED ON GAME EXAMPLE:
BASED ON GAME EXAMPLE:
DOMS COUNTRIES, CAPITOLS, FLAGS AND CONTINENTS QUIZ GAME
Part 10
SUMMARY
Let's start from challenge.
It was a good fun and interesting experiment.
I am glad that I have done it, because:
·
I prove that you can do a quick game in short
time.
·
I managed to make game that is playable.
·
I learn new things (that my current algorithm
for levels was rubbish and I replaced with better one).
·
Give me an inspiration to write this tutorial.
- Always enjoy what you doing ...
- Never update your IDE or Android SDK during implementing or testing stage. Finish , what you doing,test it.When it works, commit your changes and then update IDE, plug-ins and Android SDK stuff
- If you stuck with something, go for break ,drink
- "Premature optimization is the root of all evil" (Donald Knuth) .Do not optimize something ,if it not gives a significant improvements.
- Kiss principle
- Choose licence for you application can be difficult .My favourite ones are wtfpl (http://www.wtfpl.net/) and beerware. One of the best tool for licence is creativecommons (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/ )
I hope you enjoyed this tutorial about Android application and game development.
If it has any use for you, then great :).
I hope, You found some useful little bits that help you in your fun with android development.
Good luck with your development.
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