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Comment on Scoreoid – Highscores the easy way by Samuel Asher Rivello

Samuel Asher Rivello — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 00:44:02 +0000

Very informative! Scoreoid is promising, but it lacks an SDK.

I created the perfect Scoreoid AS3 SDK.

http://www.rivellomultimediaconsulting.com/scoreoid-as3-sdk/

-RMC

Comment on Scoreoid – Highscores the easy way by nicolasdelfino

nicolasdelfino — Wed, 02 Nov 2011 22:20:12 +0000

do you have an account at scoreoid.com? you´ll need to setup a game with them to receive the keys needed in this tutorial, also for demoing purposes of the tutorial what I did is that I manually added players and scores using the dashboard provided by scoreoid, otherwise the tables would remain empty. Good luck! / Nicolás

Comment on Scoreoid – Highscores the easy way by Scott

Scott — Wed, 02 Nov 2011 22:05:48 +0000

Im trying to learn this API. i downloaded your source. Changed the strings ect, to mine, no errors. Getting the traces. the table is being generated, but no names or scores? do you know why?

Comment on Scoreoid – Highscores the easy way by rosada

rosada — Sun, 25 Sep 2011 11:36:03 +0000

genio!!

Comment on AS3 MVC Example and Analogy – revised by nicolasdelfino

nicolasdelfino — Mon, 22 Aug 2011 10:43:07 +0000

thanks!

Comment on Wunderlist: a great task manager by banking offshore

banking offshore — Tue, 18 Jan 2011 23:13:07 +0000

A variety of visual themes are accessible with a click from the default woodgrain look to minimal shades of grey and more extravagant wallpapers..Wunderlists is about as straightforward as its possible to be. A list of tasks in the main panel can be Starred as high priority checked off when done and edited with a click. Wunderlists is simply about keeping track or where youre up to with your workload.

Comment on AS3 MVC Example and Analogy – revised by Marc

Marc — Thu, 16 Dec 2010 16:22:32 +0000

Hey!

Great example, i was looking for something like this :)

thx a lot!

Comment on AS3 MVC Example and Analogy – revised by nicolasdelfino

nicolasdelfino — Mon, 06 Dec 2010 00:28:30 +0000

Thanks yo!

Comment on AS3 MVC Example and Analogy – revised by michael

michael — Sat, 04 Dec 2010 17:48:03 +0000

—-
Main.as :
model = new Model;
controller = new Controller(model);
addChild(controller); // controller extends Sprite
—
Controller.as :
model = m;
view = new View();
view.init(this, m);
addChild(view);
—
View.as::init() :
controller = c;
model = m;
setModelListeners(); // listen to Model.INIT
—
IView.as :
function init(c:Controller, m:Model):void;
–

There are more ways to do it… I looked into those as3 frameworks like parsley, cairngom and puremvc. All these are complicated but I decided that puremvc is probably the best for me, when I can make the time to learn it.

cheers

Comment on AS3 MVC Example and Analogy – revised by nicolasdelfino

nicolasdelfino — Fri, 03 Dec 2010 23:29:36 +0000

Thanks for the kind words!

this is actually my first time writing anything like this and I suppose I did it to learn more about mvc, I also think that verbalizing what you think you know sometimes helpes to really dig deep into the subject. Using odd personalities instead of abstract names helps me push away thoughts as “this is too hard” and “why on earth is it called a controller when…” – you know…

Now regarding pureMVC I haven´t even touched the subject , , as you said frameworks ARE tricky to get your head around, specially by yourself, and the hardest thing is to grasp WHY you should use it. After you get the WHY I guess it becomes easier having a specific goal knowing why you´re learning.

Any tips for getting started with pureMVC?

Cheers!
Nicolas