App Game Kit supports Android 2.3!

[rick]

Hi, I just wanted to let you know that we have a tool called App Game Kit. It allows developers to make their own apps and then play them on all our supported platfroms, currently: Windows, MeeGo, Android2.3, iOS, MacOS and Bada.

You can find out more here; www.appgamekit.com

Rick Vanner
Director
The Game Creators
www.thegamecreators.com

[nickwhiz]

its really interesting that android is coming in intel also

[Jordi_Ramon_Puig]

Excellent information.

I'm interesting on it.

[JLuna5]

hi,

this also is a good tools for developer game

http://www.appmobi.com/?q=node/204

[Alexander_W_Intel]

Hi,

just as side note: appMobi* provides tools for HTML development with an easy integration/packaging for the mobile space. Because the result is more or less an HTML application it should run without any limitations on an Intel powered Android device.

Alex

[JLuna5]

hi Alex, AppMobi more a application for device mobile developers is a powered tool, that not only integrated HTML if not also database advanced as Jquery and also count with support for game developers.

JudLup!

[bobjc]

I was like "Oh, this looks pretty good", but then I realized it used BASIC like syntax..

[RMala3]

Good Information and tools Available On Appgamekit are interesting and Very Useful.

Regards,
Rama Chandra,
Ravali Technologies.

[shin]

Hi all thanks for the share, really interesting.

[smear]

Did it support more advanced version as Android 4 ...

[Juan_Montoya]

Does it allow for 3D development or only 2D?

[LeeBamber]

We have added 190+ new commands into the Version 1.08 which is very nearly out of Beta. This includes 3D commands along with social commands like Facebook, sensor, video and more.

[Juan_Montoya]

How is the power efficiency on it? Does it have any tools to manage that? I ask since I need my apps to be as power efficient as possible, specially on mobile devices.

[LeeBamber]

We have a BASIC language and a C++ library system. The BASIC is not optimized for power efficiency but maybe you can do that with the C++ library? Rick

[Juan_Montoya]

I see there's a trial version, I think i'll try your suggestion on it. Thank you very much for your answers Rick.

[JLuna5]

Hi, developer on XDK appmobi is really easy and nice.