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After an introduction to 'mobile game development'
Well I'm interested in where I should start and how I should start. I know Java quite fluently but I kind of struggle when it comes to something new. So I would find it amazingly helpful if someone could give me a little tutorial or even link me to a guide.
Thanks in regards.
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Re: After an introduction to 'mobile game development'
Are you planning on developing games for a phone which uses Java? If so, you'll probably want to take a look at Java ME (do a google search and it should pop up with several tutorials). If you're doing something like iPhone development or Android development, I'd suggest finding a website/forum which is dedicated to these platforms as they will have the technical know-how to help you get started (also, iPhones can't run Java, I'm not sure about Android phones, but I think they might be able to run Java).
kt7 (November 13th, 2012)
Re: After an introduction to 'mobile game development'
If you are looking to do phone development with Java, I would recommend the Android platform as their apps are developed in java. If you are looking to go into iPhone development you will need to get familiar with Objective C and the iPhone SDK.
Anyway here is a link to help you get started with Android, they have tutorials on their website. They also have their own libraries which you will have to get used to.
Android Developers
Dejan
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