There is no Future or Money in HTML5 ?
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| Only joking! http://techcrunch.com/2011/03/03/disney-acquires-gaming-startup-to-build-html5-games-outside-app-stores/ |
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| Hey, that's where I live. I can't remember writing Rocket Pack though, maybe I was too drunk. But nice to know that someone likes it though! Maybe I wrote it with Monkey, can't remember :) |
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| Finland? vodka? |
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| A little *personal* consideration about the Monkey demo. It comes with *HTML5* only output, right? Well, considering that every single PC, netbook, notebook, console, smartphone, pad and TV, fridge... can handle HTML/Js (and in future it will be only grew up...) the 'demo' is a counter-move from a financial poin of view for BRL! I just saw that a demo running from FF3 to FF4 is faster about 45%, then if you add WebGL supports (and there someone already working on it)... you're done! I think BRL should re-think the monkey demo... Cheers |
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| Chrome Web Store: https://chrome.google.com/webstore?hl=en-US |
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| degac, if I understand what you're saying properly; then yes, the demo version of Monkey outputs HTML5, but as stated on the relevant web pages (and I assume in the downloaded package notes), this is only for "non-commercial" purposes. So, as I understand it, this means that if you want to make money out of your creations, you'll need to buy the licensed version. | my bunny looks like it has half it's body missing... | must be a limit on the number of characters allowed. v |
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| html 5 is the best demo compiler as it doesn't require the user (who may be a complete programming beginner) to have to worry about other SDK's/Setting up the environment etc. |
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