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Android App store list

July 11, 2013

If you've developed a quality android game and published on the Google PlayStore, your new app will just sink among a large amount of apps and games on PlayStore even if your app is alot better than most of the published apps and games.

Google Play doesn't have an QA process and everyone can submit anything which includes a lot of un-quality apps on the PlayStore.

Here is the list of store that you should also submit to get better visibility of your app.\
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Using XAML on Monogame for WinRT (Part 2)

August 13, 2012

Integrating Monogame with XAML Metro UI If you're coming from the previous section, you now have a metro UI application project with blank page and also have monogame.windows8 library reference to the project. Now Let's fix some source code for the pages to get XAML working with monogame. Step01 ( Hacking App.xaml.cs file) App.xaml.cs delivers the most important start point while rendering a particular page in Metro UI application. I added gamePage and mainPage as a public variables as they become accessible from other classes to for page nagivations. Here is the source code for to see what it looks like for the final App.xaml.cs file. sealed partial class App : Application { public ContentManager Content { get; set; } public GameServiceContainer Services { get; set; } public GamePage gamePage; public MainPage mainPage; ...

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Using CloudyRec Code Generator

August 21, 2012

The greatest CloudyRec feature among other backend service provider is the Code Generator where it can generate the native modal source code with the specified schema in the previous " Getting Started " section. Sandbox Environment When you’ve satisfied the attributes and resources for the applications, you can start loading into the sandbox to make the apps ready for testing. Go to the Define tab of the dashboard and click the “Load to sandbox” button located at the right side of the application name as shown in the figure below. Figure 1.0 Loading to Sandbox environment Note : In CloudyRec, there are two types of development modes available called Sandbox and Production. Sandbox is for testing the applications while developing and it’s totally free and developer doesn’t needs to pay a penny while using Sandbox. I would recommend to put into production mode once you’ve published the apps as the data from the Sandbox will be flushed in ti...

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Using XAML on Monogame for WinRT (Part 1)

August 13, 2012

Introduction Since I am planning to develop games for WinRT, I found out that the MonoGame is the most suitable framework for people like me who has experience with developing games with XNA framework. Although Windows Phone 7 offers to integrate Silverlight components with XNA, WinRT architecture is completely different from the previous framework. XNA games are not allowed to upload and showcase to new appstore because of the new terms and condition requirements and there's no way to integrate new Metro UI with XNA either. MonoGame solves this problem by creating XNA framework like wrapper over SharpDX which is the best and fastest DirectX wrapper available on current opensource projects. However MonoGame offers XNA looks alike framework, the best solution would be combining Metro UI with MonoGame framework. Here is the tutorial of how to integrate MetroUI with MonoGame framework. Thanks to Petrroll on MonoGame forum for the sample code of MonoGame with XAM...