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Mac OS X Desktop Application Deployment Primer Tutorial
We were really fond, in the early days of Windows, how seamless it was to what we call “plonk” (and you could say “deploy” (if you like)) bits of software (other than *.bat (which is always okay to “plonk”) such … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apple, copy, deploy, desktop, Desktop Application, email, Finder, install, installer, Mac, Mac OS X, Macbook Pro, Mail, operating system, Package Manager, tutorial
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Xcode SpriteKit Game Primer Tutorial
We’re always on the lookout for the word “cross” within I.T. circles (not because we have any anger management issues, but), because it might mean some relief from “platform fatigue”. By that, we mean that the number of different devices … Continue reading →
Posted in eLearning, Games, iOS, Operating System, Tutorials
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Tagged Apple, audio, cross-platform, Desktop Application, device, emoji, game, games, Hello World, IDE, iOS, iPad, iPhone, iTunes, lead, Mac, Mac OS X, Macbook Pro, macOS, mobile, mobile app, mobile application, mp3, Objective C, PDF, programming, project, scene, sprite, spritekit, toutube, tutorial, tvOS, USB, video, watchOS, Xcode
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Cocos2d Mac Game Hello World Cocos Creator Tutorial
We are revisiting a “Games Development” topic today, but games involving the possibility for “heavy” graphical usage, by channelling the first Hello World chapter of a book we really like called Cocos2D Game Development Essentials by Ben Trengrove (ISBN: 978-1-78439-032-7). … Continue reading →
Posted in eLearning, Games, GUI, Not Categorised, Operating System, Tutorials
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Tagged Cocos Creator, cocos2d framework, game, games, GUI, Hello World, IDE, local web server, Mac OS X, Macbook Pro, MAMP, open source, programming, publish, sprite, tutorial, web server, WebView
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Import to Photos via Card Reader and Digital Camera Memory Card Tutorial
Despite the ongoing pace of change in Information Technology there are some less glamorous hardware we admire greatly … leads card readers digital cameras … and we guess some will be thinking “troglodyte”, but, be that as it may, even … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apple, camera, card reader, digital camera, import, iPad, lead, Macbook Pro, memory card, photography, photos, USB, video, YouTube
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Apple Dual Recording Dual Device Microphone Tutorial
Yesterday’s audio track added to the non-audio video of an iPad recording a movie of the screen and keyboard goings-on of a MacBook Pro, that we showed with Apple Dual Recording Dual Device Audio Tutorial as shown below, panned out … Continue reading →
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Tagged app, Apple, audio, camera, closed captions, crop, iOS, iPad, Mac OS X, Macbook Pro, microphone, movie, QuickTime, QuickTime Player, recording, stop press, synchronize, TextWrangler, track, transcript, tutorial, video, YouTube
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Apple Dual Recording Dual Device Audio Tutorial
The non-audio video resulting out of yesterday’s Apple Dual Recording Dual Device Cropped Tutorial, as shown below, could have done with … an audio track some “video cropping” (to delete some spurious parts at the end) … so with those … Continue reading →
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Tagged app, Apple, audio, camera, crop, iOS, iPad, Mac OS X, Macbook Pro, movie, QuickTime, QuickTime Player, recording, stop press, TextWrangler, tutorial, video, YouTube
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Apple Dual Recording Dual Device Cropped Tutorial
The video resulting out of yesterday’s Apple Dual Recording Dual Device Primer Tutorial, as shown below, could have done with some … “visual cropping” … in other words, in our non-audio video recording, “crop” what the video is showing up … Continue reading →
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Tagged app, Apple, camera, crop, iOS, iPad, Mac OS X, Macbook Pro, movie, QuickTime, QuickTime Player, recording, stop press, TextWrangler, tutorial, video, YouTube
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Apple Dual Recording Dual Device Primer Tutorial
Recently, with YouTube iPhone Screen Recording via QuickTime Player Primer Tutorial as shown below, we discovered the incredibly useful inter-device Movie Recording “red blob” dropdown functionality of the QuickTime Player desktop application, that we use on a MacBook Pro using … Continue reading →
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Tagged app, Apple, camera, iOS, iPad, Mac OS X, Macbook Pro, movie, QuickTime, QuickTime Player, recording, stop press, TextWrangler, tutorial, video
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