Speaking of XNA, Mono.Xna “is an open-source implementation of Microsoft XNA”.
It is still a baby project, but hopefully it will actually allow developers to create truly cross-platform games. The source to it is available in the Mono subversion repository. Mono, of course, is the open source, UNIX version of the .NET development platform.
The other day I decided to look through some source code of other games, and I downloaded a breakout clone written using the XNA Framework. It provided the source code, and I figured that C# can’t be that different from Java or C++, so it shouldn’t be a problem. At one point […]
I woke up late, which pretty much set the tone for the rest of the day. I didn’t spend nearly as much time working on the Space Invaders clone as I would have liked. Still, it was progress.
I ran into two bugs, one for each small update I made. The first bug […]
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