15 December 2014
Corona Geek #120 – Fart Watch for Apple Watch Developer Interview
During this week’s Corona Geek Hangout we talked with the developers of Fart Watch, a soon to be favorite app that’s being developed for the anticipated launch of Apple Watch. We learned what the developers think of WatchKit, what features they plan to include in their app, and where they think the future of wearables is headed.
Ship Just One More App Before 2015
Get that unfinished app off your hard drive and into the app store. Participate in this year’s first annual Ship Jam to complete one last app before the new year, have some fun, and possibly win some prizes. The event is being hosted by app developers, Laura Tallardy and Eric Kinkead, with new sponsors being added daily. Check out the Ship Jam website for full details.
Let’s Play Some Games!
For December’s Geek Game, we are playing City Birds on iOS and Vritra on both iOS and Android. Give them both a try, then share screenshots of your high scores to the Corona Geek Facebook wall for a chance to win one of two $50 gift cards! On December 29th we’ll announce winners of this month’s challenge.
Greg Pugh, is the current champ, just ahead of Mike Hempfling.
Replay Last Week’s Show
- Corona Geek #119 – Rotating Around A Point and Coronium Sockets
- Set up a Windows Phone dev box using VMWare, Win 8.1, and CoronaCards for Windows Phone 8
Resources
- Use coupon code CoronaGeek and save 20% at checkout when buying Corona SDK books from Burton’s Media Group.
Apps
Thank you for watching, listening, and following Corona Geek:
Mo
Posted at 15:08h, 19 DecemberFantastic show! I wish I was there 🙂 I too exicted about the Apple Watch. The only question I had was wether or the fart watch app was made with the Corona sdk?
Thank you Charles for bringing such cool and fun people!
Mo
Charles McKeever
Posted at 15:18h, 22 DecemberThanks, Mo. Glad you liked the show. No, Fart Watch uses WatchKit. I suppose if someone wanted to use CoronaCards or Corona Enterprise to mix and match, they might be able to do something custom.