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Gideros Mobile Studio helps you write once and run on many mobile phones

12 points by gorkemcetin 15y ago

nvictor 15y ago
we've heard it so many times before...
hoffmanc 15y ago
Yeah, I think it pays to just learn the two languages, and maybe write a test adapter that allows you to keep your (hopefully larger) code base in one language.
blacktip 15y ago
I think it's focused on game programming (which is good compared to html5 frameworks).
cbartlett 15y ago
Looks very similar to Corona, allthough maybe not a full featured (yet), similar goals, both use lua. However pricing is more attractive than Corona, and the ability to build ios apps on a PC could win over a few users. I might look into porting my corona based game into this to see how it goes.
- atilimcetin 15y ago
  Thanks. Please keep us informed about your feedback. Feel free to contact us anytime.
gorkemcetin 15y ago
@cbartlett we can help you with your work, just let us know :)
badmash69 15y ago
@gorkemcetin, I would probably pay an arm and a leg for cross-platform API for mobile for access to audio/video recorders. Like what Flash does for desktops' webcam.
sireat 15y ago
Interesting, although seems specific to games. I am currently looking for a framework to write a relatively simple CRUD type application. Ideally, one could deploy it on pad type devices (iPad AND Android tablets)and phones( iPhone and Android) phones. Bonus, also would work on a regular desktop (x86 Win or Linux). Requirements: sockets, vector graphics (although I suppose, I could make sprites for each platform). Of course, perfect write once - deploy everywhere tool does not exist.
- atilimcetin 15y ago
  We support vector graphics right now, we plan to support sockets soon. Thanks for the feedback, cheers.
tophat02 15y ago
I swear, one of these days I'm going to write an IDE that doesn't look like it was made in 1992. I may be a techie, but gosh darnit, I'm spoiled by iPhone, iPad, and Mac apps. I want the stuff I'm using every day to LOOK nice. (No offense intended, I just looked at the screenshots and my first reaction was "oh no, not again!")
- atilimcetin 15y ago
  Thanks for the feedback. I see what you mean. We plan to improve the design soon. Cheers.

12 points by gorkemcetin 15y ago

we've heard it so many times before...

Yeah, I think it pays to just learn the two languages, and maybe write a test adapter that allows you to keep your (hopefully larger) code base in one language.

blacktip 15y ago

I think it's focused on game programming (which is good compared to html5 frameworks).

cbartlett 15y ago

Looks very similar to Corona, allthough maybe not a full featured (yet), similar goals, both use lua. However pricing is more attractive than Corona, and the ability to build ios apps on a PC could win over a few users. I might look into porting my corona based game into this to see how it goes.

atilimcetin 15y ago
Thanks. Please keep us informed about your feedback. Feel free to contact us anytime.

gorkemcetin 15y ago

@cbartlett we can help you with your work, just let us know :)

badmash69 15y ago

@gorkemcetin, I would probably pay an arm and a leg for cross-platform API for mobile for access to audio/video recorders. Like what Flash does for desktops' webcam.

sireat 15y ago

Interesting, although seems specific to games. I am currently looking for a framework to write a relatively simple CRUD type application. Ideally, one could deploy it on pad type devices (iPad AND Android tablets)and phones( iPhone and Android) phones. Bonus, also would work on a regular desktop (x86 Win or Linux). Requirements: sockets, vector graphics (although I suppose, I could make sprites for each platform). Of course, perfect write once - deploy everywhere tool does not exist.

atilimcetin 15y ago
We support vector graphics right now, we plan to support sockets soon. Thanks for the feedback, cheers.

tophat02 15y ago

I swear, one of these days I'm going to write an IDE that doesn't look like it was made in 1992. I may be a techie, but gosh darnit, I'm spoiled by iPhone, iPad, and Mac apps. I want the stuff I'm using every day to LOOK nice. (No offense intended, I just looked at the screenshots and my first reaction was "oh no, not again!")

atilimcetin 15y ago
Thanks for the feedback. I see what you mean. We plan to improve the design soon. Cheers.