Corona SDK For Fun and Profit

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This document discusses using the Corona SDK framework for building mobile games and apps. It describes Corona SDK as a cross-platform framework for building games that uses the Lua programming language. It then provides an example of building a crowd-sourced, location-aware social healthcare app in 15 minutes. Finally, it outlines the basic and pro developer pricing plans for Corona SDK and lists additional Corona SDK resources.

Tecnologia Diversão e humor

Building Games
for Fun and Proﬁt
Using Corona SDK

Baguio GeekCamp
May 5, 2012

Radamanthus Batnag
http://github.com/radamanthus
http://twitter.com/radamanthus

aelogica.com

scenar.io
Backbone, CoffeScript, JS and CSS wizardry

For building games

Magic Defenders

Critter Quitter

Let’s build a
Crowd-sourced
Location-aware
Social Networked
Healthcare
Mobile app
in 15 minutes

Tsibog
aka Where do we eat?

http://github.com/radamanthus/tsibog

Other Features

• Facebook Integration
• In-App Purchases for iOS and Android
• Ads (AdMob, Inneractive, InMobi)

Indie Android
$199 per year

Can build on Android devices

Access to Daily Builds

Indie iOS
$199 per year

Can build on iOS devices

Access to Daily Builds

Pro Developer
$350 per year

Can build on iOS and Android devices

Access to Daily Builds

More Corona SDK
resources
Corona Game Template
http://github.com/radamanthus/nakor

RadLib - Lua helper functions for Corona SDK
http://github.com/radamanthus/radlib

Nakor - Game skeleton generator
http://github.com/radamanthus/nakor

More Corona SDK
resources

Planet Cute - free graphics for prototyping
http://www.lostgarden.com/2007/05/dancs-miraculously-ﬂexible-game.html

IGDA Manila chapter
http://www.igda.org/manila
http://www.facebook.com/groups/igdamanila/

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Corona SDK For Fun and Profit

1. Building Games for Fun and Proﬁt Using Corona SDK Baguio GeekCamp May 5, 2012

2. Radamanthus Batnag http://github.com/radamanthus http://twitter.com/radamanthus

3. aelogica.com scenar.io Backbone, CoffeScript, JS and CSS wizardry

4. Corona SDK Wut?

5. Cross-platform framework

6. For building games Magic Defenders Critter Quitter

7. But also useful for other mobile apps

8. Lua

9. Enough Talk Let’s Code

10. Let’s build a Crowd-sourced Location-aware Social Networked Healthcare Mobile app in 15 minutes

11. Let’s build a Crowd-sourced Location-aware Social Networked Healthcare Mobile app in 15 minutes

12. Tsibog aka Where do we eat? http://github.com/radamanthus/tsibog

13. Other Features • Facebook Integration • In-App Purchases for iOS and Android • Ads (AdMob, Inneractive, InMobi)

14. Basic Account Free Simulator only

15. Indie Android $199 per year Can build on Android devices Access to Daily Builds

16. Indie iOS $199 per year Can build on iOS devices Access to Daily Builds

17. Pro Developer $350 per year Can build on iOS and Android devices Access to Daily Builds

18. More Corona SDK resources Corona Game Template http://github.com/radamanthus/nakor RadLib - Lua helper functions for Corona SDK http://github.com/radamanthus/radlib Nakor - Game skeleton generator http://github.com/radamanthus/nakor

19. More Corona SDK resources Planet Cute - free graphics for prototyping http://www.lostgarden.com/2007/05/dancs-miraculously-ﬂexible-game.html IGDA Manila chapter http://www.igda.org/manila http://www.facebook.com/groups/igdamanila/

20. An 8-year-old boy can code So can you

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