Useful materials for the mobile developer # 48 (April 7-13)

    Some excellent stories about first-hand application development, legal educational program for indie developers, grants from Microsoft, a story about a traditional side menu that "took" half of users - all this and much more in a weekly selection of news from the world of mobile development.



    Followed by publication on Google Play / App Store / Steam Greenlight

    We undertook to implement a test project. A small casual game. This article is about how we published on Google Play, how we failed to publish on Greenlight and what surprises awaited us in the AppStore.

    The story of how a dynamic programming task became an idea for a game and changed its attitude towards work

    For a long time I was tormented by questions: “Will I pull? Or will I spend a whole year writing such a simple game? ”,“ Do I need it at all? ”,“ But will anyone but me play it? ”,“ I’m not a designer and I don’t know how to draw with this? ”,“ Is the idea so good, as it seems to me? ”

    Application development for Firefox OS on a real-life example

    Today, I will show with a real example how to develop applications for Firefox OS, which supports most of modern web technologies, and, generally speaking, was created for them and thanks to them.

    Terms of Service, Privacy Policy and License Agreement: educational program for a mobile indie developer

    During the conversation, in which other colleagues participated, it turned out that indie developers pay very little attention to legal issues in their work, creating the necessary documents on the residual principle. We decided to fill this gap and hold a small “educational program” with a practicing lawyer.

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