bitpew

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by bitpew 12y ago
> I need the pro version of Unity3d to generate iOS, Android or VR games for the Oculus Rift Not true anymore. You can generate iOS and Android versions of your game with the free version of Unity3d (although with a reduced featureset in
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by bitpew 12y ago
There is a open source iBeacon library for Android: https://github.com/RadiusNetworks/android-ibeacon-service Decoding the iBeacon packets is quite easy, but you need a device that supports BLE. Currently there are onl
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by bitpew 12y ago
I recently (Feb 2014) had the opportunity to evaluate different iBeacon hardware for a project. http://roximity.com * "ok" price * horrible customer communication * in reality to want to sell you their services and not
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by bitpew 12y ago
Thanks for the "Advanced C++" tip. "Eloquent Ruby" did the same for me when i was looking into ruby. "Effective Java" is a similar book for Java.
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by bitpew 12y ago
I have used RubyMine when i was developing apps with Rubymotion. It was a little bit rough around the edges back then (oct 2013) but the code completion was already quite useful. It looks like they even support debugging from within the ide
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by bitpew 12y ago
May I ask where you are located? Around here (Central Europe, Austria) it's the other way around. It's a little bit harder to find good Android jobs than iOS jobs. Maybe because Java has always been one of the more popular languag
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by bitpew 12y ago
It's true that C# is not as prevalent on non-Microsoft platforms as it is on Windows but there are a handful of mid-size to big multiplatform projects using C#. e.g. - Xamarin (multiplatform mobile apps) - Unity3d (multiplatform games
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by bitpew 12y ago
Not to speak for the OP, but two features bear resemblance to functional programming languages: 1) Function Types ( = higher order functions) This allows functions to be passed around as function parameters or return values. 2) Immutable va