Android programming – drawing bitmaps in a game loop

Series: Setup, Menu, Drawing, non-Android, Working, Saving state

I will be talking about how to write Android programs that share code with non-Android programs. The program I will be writing is a simple game.

This time we’re writing a game loop and drawing images onto a Canvas using a SurfaceView:

Android programming – a menu using Activities and Intents

Series: Setup, Menu, Drawing, non-Android, Working, Saving state

I will be talking about how to write Android programs that share code with non-Android programs. The program I will be writing is a simple game.

This time we’re making a simple menu structure:

Android programming – setting up Android Studio

Series: Setup, Menu, Drawing, non-Android, Working, Saving state

I will be talking about how to write Android programs that share code with non-Android programs. The program I will be writing is a simple game.

First, how to set up Android Studio:

What is node.js?

Node.js is a way of writing your web applications wholly in JavaScript, which sounds like a terrible idea.

However, it is also an asynchronous programming environment that has been proven to scale really well, and it’s a collection of libraries many of which are excitingly small and well-encapsulated.

Here we just cover the basics of what it is:

Slides: What is node.js?