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I want to create a simple scrolling game application for android and iOS, but I don't know which technologies I can use instead of create 2 projects, one for android and one for iOS. I saw a lot of technologies like unity, unreal.. but I don't know the best to use for these kind of project. Can you tell me which languages or technologies you use ?
I think Unity is good for both iOS, Android and Web game.
Unity3D
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http://venturebeat.com/2014/08/20/the-top-10-engines-that-can-help-you-make-your-game/
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As a beginner in AR development, I'm not sure where to start and which language to use. I have read about ARCore and Vuforia but I'm confused about which one I should choose. I have experience with both JavaScript and C# and I'm wondering which language is better for AR development. Additionally, I'm not sure whether to use Unity or Android Studio as my development studio, and which language I should use with each studio. Could you please provide guidance on which direction to take and which language to choose based on my experience?
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I asked this question in Android Enthusiasts but I don't know if that is the correct place to ask. I'm looking to build a simple application that I'd like to post to Play Store.
However, my programming knowledge is limited to VB6, VB.net, VBA - primarily VB6. After doing some brief research it looks like I might not be able to build it in VB, but would C# work? Any advice?
Start with learning Java first since all Android applications are Java based. After that, you can start learning to create applications on Android Studio.
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HI I have just started to learn android on Android Studio. I have seen several tutorial video. So, I was wandering what version of Device should I prefer to use for better practice. In the tutorials nexus version was used.
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You can use the Nexus VMs. You could also connect your phone (if it is an Android device) and use it to test your app.
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I want to do an app for the three platforms : Android, Apple, Windows and I want to know what is the best choice to store local data on devices, to have a common data base, easily reusable for each platform ?
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sqlite is likely to be supported on all 3 platforms, and is fairly powerful and widely supported.
As to the "best", that's an opinion, and even if there was an objective "best fit", the best fit would be different depending on the needs of your project.
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I want to make commercial applications for mobile. Haven't done any mobile development yet. So is it better to learn individual platforms like Android, Windows and iOS or it is better to learn Titanium or PhoneGap!?
I would suggest to learn Native platform first like Android , IOS or Windows. Native apps are more reliable , faster and scalable then PhoneGap or Titaninum. Native applications are easy to learn also.
If you wish to learn all the things you should try learning Native platform first , once you are clear with the idea how things are working you can easily achieve the same in PhoneGap without any or minimum difficulty.
All the best to your learning !!!