I have been working long and hard on one of the most beneficial projects of my life. I have worked in healthcare for the past 2 decades professionally with healthcare software, ever since my Son was born with an untreatable genetic condition. I have wanted to “Pay forward” to all those clinical staff who helped us through our early years by creating better software to enable them to care more (and type less).
Do you like making money? Or would you like to see your app in front of more users? Then read on.
Today I am very proud, not just of the efforts and feedback I’ve been getting for my latest title Unity 3D UI Essentials but also for my publisher who (against all odds) has done an amazing thing, promised a portion of sales revenue for my book to Charity.
Following the success of last year’s festive offer, Packt Publishing will be celebrating the holiday season with an even bigger $5 offer.
I’ve hinted at this for a while now and I’m close to completing the production work for my next book:
If you have ever thought you need to buy a book to learn something new or just catch up on the latest tips and tricks, then now is the best time.
Anyone following my twitter feed would have seen a panicked tweet i sent out recently. I have been working on a book for a while now and I had just finished another chapter, while readying to send the new chapter to the publisher with all the images I managed to delete the chapter document itself! losing over two weeks of full time effort of work.
Until January 3rd 2014, PacktPub are offering every customer to buy any title in their catalogue for only $5 (or £3.05 in Brit coin).
I recently attended the ID@XBOX event to get the low down on what it means to be a developer for the new XBOX, more specifically how to be an Indie on the new XBOX One. Now what was said behind those hallowed doors was under NDA but what I can say is that if you want to build games for the XBOX One (or even apps!!!) you can get started now, no matter who you are!
Unity3D has been making great strides of late, it is has been one of the big go-to middleware engines for budding iOS and Android game developers and even expanded its reach to Web, Windows desktop and other platforms.
Following on from the previous articles I thought I would let you in on the newcomer to the Data Provider party, namely Telerik’s Everlive service and their new cloud data sync components.