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Tutorial: Local game scores with SQLite

Create a standard Android-Project, or include the following into your game. At first we need a class which creates a database if it doesn’t exist and can access the database. Make a new class and call it ScoreDatabase and extend it from SQLiteOpenHelper

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Get Minecraft 1.8 pre-release

Posted by Bartinger | Posted in All, Tutorials | Posted on 10-09-2011

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Can’t wait for the next Minecraft update? Mojang released (not the official release) a Minecraft 1.8 pre-release update. Notch is happy for you to try it.

Final release at: 12th of September

How to get and install it:

  1. Download the new minecraft. jar  http://assets.minecraft.net/1_8-pre/minecraft.jar
  2. Go to your .minecraft/bin folder
    • Windows: %appdata%/.minecraft/bin
    • Linux: ~/.minecraft/bin
    • OS X:  ~/Library/Application Support/.minecraft
  3. remove or rename the existing minecraft.jar and copy the downloaded one in the bin folder
  4. Start Minecraft and have fun.
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Organization tips for Android projects

Posted by Bartinger | Posted in All, Tutorials | Posted on 16-08-2011

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Android worker
If you develop apps for Android you may have noticed, that you quickly lose the overview of your layouts, ids, drawables, packages, etc. I want to share my experience with you and suggest a few tips, how to organize your projects. I consider myself to these rules, because they help me (and of course others) a lot to know about the project. If you work as a team it is even more important to define rules for the naming and the organization of the project.

  • The res folder
  • Packaging
  • Separating paid & free version