cocos2d-x 3.0 beta was recently released. one of the big new additions is the introduction of new container classes.
up until now, the cocos2d-x’s container classes were modelled after objective-c’s container classes (NSArray, NSDictionary, etc). now they are modelled after the standard c++ library’s containers (std ...
one of cocos2d-x‘s strengths is that it’s a cross-platform framework. one of those platforms is google’s android.
i have never done any android development before. luckily, the documentation for the initial setup of both the android sdk/ndk, and cocos2d-x, is pretty decent. however, there were a ...
i’m learning cocos2d-x1. i’m taking notes. the book cocos2d-x by example: a beginner’s guide is a big help.
cocos2d-x’s systems for handling spritesheets and animations is complex. the aforementioned book has practical tutorials, but i wanted a high-level conceptual guide to all of the pieces ...
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