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How we increased our IAP Revenue from the Developing World by 400%(medium.com)
4 points by rampr 12y ago|1 comments
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Tutorial Design and Implementation for Games(medium.com)
2 points by rampr 12y ago|0 comments
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by rampr 14y ago
Offtopic though, You might want to read how user agent strings have evolved - http://webaim.org/blog/user-agent-string-history/
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Zyngapocalypse Now (And What Comes Next?)(whatgamesare.com)
7 points by rampr 14y ago|0 comments
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by rampr 15y ago
FlashDevelop is a widely known alternative, just that it is available only for Windows and not the MAC.
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by rampr 15y ago
Your points are valid and I think the article is referring to websites created in flash not games. For now, I think using flash for games is okay.
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by rampr 15y ago
Agreed that the wiki would have been useful. I think the Stack overflow site would just be a replacement for their forums
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by rampr 15y ago
Facebook credits is mandatory now and is pretty popular. 95%+ of Zynga's revenues comes virtual goods which are now based on credits and the rest are from ads.
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by rampr 15y ago
Google+ does have in app payments - http://twitter.com/#!/vikasgupta/status/101752809044713472
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by rampr 15y ago
Yeah, it is pretty cool. It is amazing how much thought has gone into the concept of dynamic web pages and building that technology back in the days when the internet started getting popular. We take it for granted these days.
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by rampr 15y ago
It's poetic but does make a lot of sense. Nice one.
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[video] Engineering Scalable Social Games(gdcvault.com)
1 points by rampr 16y ago|0 comments
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by rampr 16y ago
or try contributing to an opensource project that interests you
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Zynga and the End of the Beginning(gamasutra.com)
50 points by rampr 17y ago|9 comments