Tag: Programming - Latest Releases

May 22, 2012 - Albuquerque-based developer, ByteWorks, Inc. today announces techBASIC 2.2 for iOS, an important update to their comprehensive software development environment for programming, data collection, displaying sophisticated interactive graphics, and analyzing data. The new capabilities added in techBASIC 2.2 give professionals and students access to powerful technical computing software. Version 2.2 adds new features for solving complex mathematical functions with ease and accuracy.

May 02, 2012 - Two Lives Left and Rui Viana has released Cargo-Bot, a puzzle game where the player commands a robot to sort crates. Cargo-Bot presents players with fiendishly clever puzzles and features stunning retina graphics. It is available for free on the App Store. Cargo-Bot was programmed entirely on iPad using Codea, a touch-based programming app for iPad created by Two Lives Left. It's the first game of its kind, prototyped, programmed and polished on iPad.

Apr 25, 2012 - techBASIC 2.0, from the Byte Works, Inc., the iPad and iPhone Science, Technology, Engineering and Math app for the classroom and lab now has GUI programming, making it a perfect platform for students to learn to program. techBASIC brings scientific programming and interactive graphs with a matrix-rich implementation of BASIC to mobile devices, capabilities that used to be limited to desktop programs costing thousands of dollars.

Apr 24, 2012 - Two Lives Left and Rui Viana have released Cargo-Bot, a puzzle game where the player commands a robot to sort crates. Cargo-Bot presents players with fiendishly clever puzzles and features stunning retina graphics. It is available for free on the App Store. Cargo-Bot was programmed entirely on iPad using Codea, a touch-based programming app for iPad created by Two Lives Left. It's the first game of its kind, prototyped, programmed and polished on iPad.

Apr 24, 2012 - The International Cocoa Conference in Cologne Germany is offering discounted tickets for two more weeks, until the end of April. Bringing together noted speakers and attendees from around the world, the event will happen in Cologne's lovely "Old Auction House". Holders of one of the only 100 Tickets sold will also benefit from 2 Panel Discussions, a Conference Dinner, and a special attendee gift. A universal iPhone iPad app with the schedule and speakers will soon be available on the App Store.

Apr 24, 2012 - Albuquerque-based Byte Works, Inc. has announced techBASIC 2.0, an update to its popular programming utility for iOS devices. techBASIC brings the power of desktop computing to the iPhone and iPad with a matrix-rich implementation of the BASIC programming language for general purpose, scientific and technical programming. A built-in help system puts all the details just a tap away. techBASIC 2.0 adds standard iOS controls programmers can use to create beautiful interactive GUIs.

Apr 19, 2012 - Have you ever wanted to make a game? You have tried to Google tutorials and tried to learn how to code. You plow through tutorial after tutorial and get nowhere. After much frustration, you give up and put your fantastic game ideas aside. Luckily if you want to make iPhone, iPad, mac store and android games you can. If you take this course you can learn the basics of game design and learn how to make iPhone and iPad games with absolutely zero programming.

Apr 18, 2012 - Austin-based BigBig Bomb has introduced StackTrace 1.0, their new reference browser for iPad. Whether you're a hobbyist or a professional, StackTrace provides the ideal experience for exploring the expert community on Stack Overflow, the most popular Q&A site for programmers. StackTrace is simply the best way to become more knowledgeable about coding and development. Browse almost 3 million programming questions and the community's most definitive answers.

Apr 17, 2012 - techBASIC 2.0, from the Byte Works, Inc., the iPad and iPhone Science, Technology, Engineering and Math app for the classroom and lab now has GUI programming, making it a perfect platform for students to learn to program. techBASIC brings scientific programming and interactive graphs with a matrix-rich implementation of BASIC to mobile devices, capabilities that used to be limited to desktop programs costing thousands of dollars.