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Show HN: Create Games and Simulations on iPad
- teyc 15y agoVery nice. I might see if it interests my kids. I thought there is a "no interpreter" rule?
- TwoLivesLeft 15y agoIt was changed some time ago to simply "no downloadable code," however there seem to be even exceptions to that now days.
- teyc 15y agoCool. So in your case, the user is ok to type in his own code, so that's OK isn't it? In fact, it would usher in another beautiful era of kids typing in code to the computer, learning as they go along.
- TwoLivesLeft 15y agoYes, it's okay to create, run and save code on the device. I had functionality early on to allow downloading your own projects through iTunes onto your PC. Apple rejected that so the feature was removed. (It will be re-added tonight and I will appeal their decision if they reject again, I just didn't want it to delay the initial release.)
- teyc 15y agoProbably can workaround by have a pastie style service to copy and paste code.
- RodgerTheGreat 15y agoIt took me a while to determine that the programming language this uses is Lua. Have you considered making that a little clearer on the main page?
- TwoLivesLeft 15y agoThanks will fix, completely forgot to mention that.