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The Kinect for Windows SDK beta is a programming toolkit for application developers. It enables the academic and enthusiast communities easy access to the capabilities offered by the Microsoft Kinect device connected to computers running the Windows 7 operating system.
But what kind of application we can build by using it?
Take a look at the example projects using it.
Following some other useful links:
The OpenKinect project
Primesense OpenNI(Primesense makes the sensor inside Kinect)
Softkinetic iisu
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I am planning to learn to program with Directx9/10 this summer.My computer has Directx11 installed. I was wondering if previous versions will work on it? I tried running a few sample codes from Frank Luna's website I ran into some errors.
Yes absolutely.
But if you are using any of the DX helper DLLs (D3DX_xx.dll) that comes with the SDK (and not shipped in Windows), you may need to redistribute those binaries with your application.
For local development, easiest thing to do is just install the DirectX 9 or 10 SDK on your computer. It should copy the extra helper DLLs as appropriate.
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Please provide me some iOS game development documentation for beginners. I do already have knowledge about iOS native application development.
I found some APIs like COCOS2d,COCOS3d, OPEN-GL, OPEN-GL ES, etc. But I am not able to find any specific documentation to learn that easily.
COCOS 2d is powerful library to make iPhone games.
You will find few tutorials on following site-
http://www.raywenderlich.com/tutorials
Learn.cocos2d.Game.Development.with.iOS.5 book written by Steffen Itterheim is also good stuff to start.
Also search on google you will find lots of stuff.
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recently I'm developing a J2ME application using LWUIT library, my application size is 679 KB after obfusticating.
in some mobile devices and in non-specific events I get OutOfMemoryError error.
I want to know what this error is for and does it related to Memory of device or its a bug of my application, and what is the solution?
thanks a lot in advance
Unfortunately there is not a way to tell how to fix your application without studying it. This wiki entry is a good start to understand what to look for when optimizing memory for JavaME apps.
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Is it possible to call a command-line utility from a running app on iOS devices?
The utility is a binary executable and is supposed to be included in the app package.
There already are command line utilities (think iSSH) on the iPhone. If what you mean, however, is "can you use underlying UNIX system utilities" or "run a utility you bundle onto a iPhone shell", no it's not possible.
Apart from that, bundling an opensource utility with a closed source application will open interesting legal challenges, you would have to be very attentive to implications of licenses.
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Today I read abouts this on hacker news https://github.com/udibr/bitcoinApp which is an interesting app, and is a good resource to learn from.
Do you know about some other open source iOS apps from where I can enrich my iOS/objective-c knowledge?
From a game programmer perspective (mine)...
You can check cocos2d engine.
Oolong Engine (for 3D OpenGL ES).
Also, Canabalt went open source.