In this tutorial, we’ll implement the native “SendTo” feature in a CoronaCards-based app, allowing for sharing via Twitter, Facebook, and other services, as well as access to features like printing and AirDrop.
Welcome to the latest installment of From the Forum. In this series, guest blogger Alex Jackson highlights outstanding threads from the Corona Forum. The goal is to bring attention to the most captivating, interesting, and thought-provoking discussions taking place in our very own backyard.
As several people have noted in the forums, trying to use TestFlightApp with the iTunes Connect portal isn’t working quite like it should. After some research, it seems that including the entitlements in the provisioning profile isn’t enough to satisfy some of Apple’s requirements. An extra entitlements file needs to be added to the app […]
Welcome to the latest installment of From the Forum. In this series, guest blogger Alex Jackson highlights outstanding threads from the Corona Forum. The goal is to bring attention to the most captivating, interesting, and thought-provoking discussions taking place in our very own backyard.
Welcome to the fourth installment of “From the Forum.” In this series, guest blogger Alex Jackson highlights outstanding threads from the Corona Forum.
Welcome to the third installment of “From the Forum.” In this series, guest blogger Alex Jackson highlights outstanding threads from the Corona Forum.
At the keynote Apple event on September 10, 2013, the company not only unveiled their newest iPhones, but they formally announced iOS 7, the latest version of the operating system which drives all Apple mobile devices. It’s scheduled to roll out to the public on Wednesday, September 18, and it brings with it a few things that Corona developers should be aware of.
About a year and a half ago, I started to write down beginning ideas for CoronaPaper. An online magazine for Corona developers all over the globe, I envisioned CoronaPaper packed with fun, easy to learn, cool information, filled with hilarious competitions and great prices to boot.
On December 17, we plan to launch the first issue, thanks to great teamwork between 10FINGERS and Corona Labs. The first issue is packed with interesting articles, FAQs, cheat sheets, news on APIs and much more. We had the opportunity to interview Walter Luh, the founder and CEO of Corona Labs, for the first edition. It’s a great read about a man that’s made our “hall of fame” here at 10FINGERS.
As a seasoned mobile developer, Aaron Isaksen has been building apps since 2003. When it came time to build his latest iOS game, Chip Chain, Aaron turned to Corona Enterprise to make his app truly sparkle. Read about Aaron’s experience with Corona Enterprise, and the unlimited development possibilities the platform provided.
Naomi Kokubo is the indie developer of Beetle Bounce, an October App of the Week winner. Brand new to mobile development, Naomi used Corona SDK to build her first game. From writing all the code, to creating all the animation, Naomi writes on her “do it yourself” approach to building a game she’s proud of.
