This week, not only are we launching new versions of Corona, but we’re also showing you how to use them! On Saturday, September 18, we’ll be leading a “Beginning iPhone/iPad App Development with Corona” workshop at Northwestern Polytechnic University in Fremont. Our very own CTO Walter Luh and senior engineer Evan Kirchhoff will be running the show, so rest assured you’ll be getting top-quality instruction! Be sure to check out the Meetup page for more details, including RSVP info and a list of software t0 have pre-installed before coming. Admission is $20, to cover the space rental. We only have a few more spots left, so don’t wait to reserve your spot. We look forward to seeing you this weekend!
Posts Categorized: Training/Support
Ansca at iOS 4.0 Development Training Camp (slides now available)
Over the weekend, Chia and I headed down to Mountain View to speak at the iOS 4.0 Developer Training Camp, put on by the Silicon Valley iPhone/iPad Business Meetup group. Ansca was also one of the day’s sponsors, and the main topics for my session were iPhone provisioning and App Store submission. The turnout was quite high, and it was a great audience: mostly experienced developers who were new to the iPhone, but all highly engaged by the subject. Apple’s iPhone Provisioning Portal, along with the general problem of setting up your environment and signing certificates, is a notorious trouble spot for new iPhone developers. In fact, a good chunk of our customer support here at Ansca consists of resolving Apple setup issues that technically
Corona en Español
Campus Party Bogotá 2010 – Desarrollo: Desarrollo de aplicaciones móviles Iphone, Ipad Y Android (Parte I) Campus Party Bogotá 2010 – Desarrollo: Desarrollo de aplicaciones móviles Iphone, Ipad Y Android (Parte II) Desarollo de Applicaciones Moviles Multiplatforma (slides): If you’re like me and don’t speak any Spanish, here’s an English introduction to Campus Party from Steve Wozniak:
New Video: “Physics in Five Lines”
We’ve been promoting the physics engine in Corona Game Edition, but how does it actually work, in concrete terms? How do you integrate it with familiar Corona code? This two-minute video, starring the humble crate, attempts to answer these questions: Of course, a crate is about the simplest possible case for a physics engine. But one test of a development tool is that simple tasks should be simple, and we think you’ll agree that we’ve accomplished that here.
Introductory Corona Tutorials from Burtons Media Group
In a recent blog entry, Dr. Brian Burton of Burtons Media Group compared a number of game engines for iPhone, iPad and Android, and concluded: “I have given this a LOT of thought. I’m regularly asked by my students and others which engine(s) I am using. For 2D development, I have decided to go with Corona. I like the platform and being able to develop for multiple systems at the same time.” Dr. Burton has also created some helpful tuturial videos for brand-new Corona developers: iPhone Game Development with Corona: Getting Started – Hello World Android Game Development with Corona: Getting Started Developing iPhone/iPad/Android Games with Corona: Working with Buttons If you’re new to Corona development, you should definitely give these a look!
Meet us at 360iDev in San Jose, April 11-14, 2010
We’re one of the sponsors of the 360iDev conference in San Jose, CA, which runs from April 11 – 14, 2010. 360iDev is the world’s leading conference dedicated to iPhone development. We’ll be giving a few workshops where we’ll be demonstrating the latest features of Corona as well as showing off how you can simultaneously author for the iPad and Android. We’ll show the new iPad and Android Simulators and demonstrate how to port games from iPhone to Android in less than 30 seconds. Workshops: Evan Kirchhoff, Darren Osadchuck, Walter Luh and Carlos Icaza Sunday, April 11th 8am-11am, Introduction to Corona 12pm – 4pm, Advanced uses of Corona Tuesday, April 13th 3pm – 4:20pm, Scott Janousek & Evan Kirchhoff – iPhone App Development with Corona
Presenting Ansca Corona SDK 1.1
Join The iPhone Network Lounge, hosted by Bamboudesign, Inc for an iPhone networking event and hear Carlos Icaza (that would be me!) from Ansca, Inc., present the latest release of Corona, an amazing alternative iPhone SDK that makes developing iPhone apps a breeze to seasoned developers and accessible to Flash and web developers alike ! Visit the iPhone Network Lounge for details to this event. When: Februay 25, 2010 Where: San Francisco, Miami Ad School, 415 Jackson Street. Time: 6.30pm-9pm Attendance: unlimited Cost: contributions only Thanks and we hope to see you there. Event organized by Bamboudesign and hosted by Marine Leroux, CEO and Founder of Bamboudesign, Inc. Bamboudesign is Ansca’s authorized training partner.
Yes, more Corona training is on the way…
In response to a frequently-asked question: we do plan on holding more (and longer) Corona training sessions, both in the SF Bay Area and in other parts of the country (New York, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, etc.) In the longer term, this will be done by our Authorized Training Partners, but in the short term we like to meet Corona users as often as we can! Also, we’re working on making additional training materials, such as books or videos, available to the wider Corona developer community.
Thank you to training attendees!
Thanks to all who came out for our first official Corona training session! The event was a big success, with a sold-out room and high marks from attendees, and explaining Corona to a bunch of brand-new users really helps us shape our SDK documentation.
Training: Learn how to create iPhone apps with Ansca Corona
Join us for a 4-hour paid workshop in San Francisco, California. Sold Out When Saturday, November 14, 2009 from 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM (PT) Where Sandbox Suites 123 10th Street San Francisco, CA 94103 Cost $99.00 Early Bird Registration ( Sale ends October 31, 2009) $149.00 Regular Registration ( Ends, Nov 13, 2009) Register fast as seats are going quickly! Agenda details and register at http://iphonenetworklounge2.eventbrite.com/ You Will Learn Learn to build iPhone applications and install them on your iPhone! You’ll learn how to add images, text, sound, touch behaviors and much more in your applications using Corona. You will familiarize yourself with the Corona SDK, the Corona Framework, and the Lua programming language, an easy language, that resembles Actionscript/Javascript. Presenters Carlos Icaza, co-founder



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