@ Joshua Quick
Thank you for explanation. We should finish our business app main project first on Android. If it we will have a lot of downlods we will think about Corona Enterprise because we have to include C modules and create a widget.
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>> Will it be possible to connect the widget with my corona app that previuosly was developed in lua ?
I’m not sure. How do you currently register the C library’s functions into Lua now? Do you just need access to the lua_State? If so, we provide access to it via a Java wrapper using the JNLua library. The Java [lua]LuaState[/lua] class is documented here…
http://docs.coronalabs.com/native/enterprise/android/html/index.html
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Hi guys - I wanted to chime in very quickly.
I won’t add any more on how Corona Enterprise works since Josh already did a great job.
But I did want to comment on the pricing. Damir, Corona Enterprise does indeed cost more than Corona SDK, but we think the price is very reasonable for the value, especially for small/indie developers. In fact, well over 50% of our current Corona Enterprise customers are small/indies.
Happy to talk with anyone about Corona Enterprise. Feel free to email me at davidATcoronalabs
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