Written by Elder David Robinson
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Tuesday, 14 April 2015 |
LDSTech announces the 2015 Gospel App & Game Development Contest, held as part of the 2015 LDSTech Conference.
The Contest begins immediately. Everyone is invited to develop a gospel-centered iOS, Android, or Windows game or app that will help flood the marketplace with quality entertainment alternatives for our families.
Harness your creative and programming skills to create something worthy. Pass this along to your family, friends, and neighbors to get them involved. Visit Gospel App & Game Development Contest for rules, starter ideas, and more information.
Registration to participate begins today and continues until July 18, 2015.
Submissions begin July 18, 2015 and the final due date is September 18, 2015. Judging will take place soon after and winners will be announced at the tech conference October 15, 2015.
Get started now!
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Are you wondering how to create an application?
I may be able to help you out. What kind of app do you have? Is it already built and ready to go?
Sounds great. Here is my email :) encouragingapps (at) gmail.com
Searching for people with spare time for programming game. ) Blessings ! )
Im almost finished with mine. If you need some dev help, just let me know what your project is.
( Ideas from the past, not finished) I thought of 2D - space strategy ... or 2D - tanks base defence... the question is how to add spirit there ... some ideas of trivia parts i have, for sacred scrolls , history truths... this can be integrated in the game. Do you have mail to contact ? )
http://alleg.sourceforge.net/
If there are interested people in creating a game, will be very happy, for now i have some spare time for programming.
You can send a messages also to my e-mail : danniel.nik@gmail.com
Ray, a project to move MLS functionality to the Web is already underway and has been for the past few years. You can learn more here: https://www.lds.org/callings/melchizedek-priesthood/records-and-technology-support/about-clerk-resources?lang=eng. Thanks! -Justin
Please refer to: https://tech.lds.org/blog/455
and at the end it refers you to:
https://familysearch.org/blog/en/mobile-app-what-we-learned/
Endless runner
Run/jump (like Mario)
Jetpack
Angry birds
Canon game
Asteroid
Here is the link: http://gamesalad.com
Although i prefer plain C programming using assembler when needed, because learning new environment and all it's features takes time.
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