32 posts tagged with "information"

After playing a lot with Parse over the last few weeks I thought I would share some of my findings.

I was approached by Lotaris a while ago and asked if I would do a review of their platform. Having not heard of the company before, I waded in and started looking around and was quietly surprised by what I found.

On the back of the #TechEdChallenge I downloaded all three of the evaluation products for review and decided to give them a whirl, the first up was Windows Server 2012.

A ways back when, Mike Ormond (Microsoft Evangelist for Windows Phone and all round nice guy) put out a request for articles for a Microsoft sponsored Windows Phone book (which you can still find the first edition of here), I like so many others gladly took up the challenge and wrote a chapter or two for said book and submitted them.

I am not one for quotes but this seemed apt considering the recent move.

While right now I should be working hard on releasing our Alphalabs.cc project Vequencer I have decided to take some time out and write out a summary of the blogosphere’s thoughts on the future of XNA.

Well I’ve been remiss for a while (as with a lot of my fellow colleagues of late here on XNA-UK) due to work constraints, holidays and sheer numbness of endless projects and secret sauce.

Following the events @ Mix 2011 and the sheer mass of sessions following the Keynotes, here’s a one page cheat sheet to help out your session review.

News from the Creators club site, even more samples for XNA 4.0 and the Phone

In Aaron Stebner’s WebLog, a good blog has appeared to help show how to install the Local Help for the Windows Phone tools beta.

Autodesk has recently announcing it’s going to be offering a free (yes FREE) online training course for those people who want to get into the creative side of game development.

Nelson Hurst over @ Nelxon – http://www.nelxon.com/journal/entry-1002/xdsk/, (pronounced “nell-zahn“) has pulled together some of the best resources around the web to assist the indie development community in their prospective creations.