Hello fellow beginners,
I was looking around the internet trying to find some good tutorials for Corona and I came across a site that has compiled TONS AND TONS of Corona tutorials. If you are looking for a tutorial, there is probably one for you.
Wha? I can’t see the link either! maybe it is colored white. Maybe he is playing a cruel joke on us. [import]uid: 22392 topic_id: 10366 reply_id: 37821[/import]
Thanks Danny, you made me realize this isn’t stickied but should be - will do that right now [import]uid: 52491 topic_id: 10366 reply_id: 63963[/import]
Hi Peach, quick question, are your tutorials on techority up to date? I went there and saw some tuts dated back from the beginning in 2010. I just want to make sure that it’s not old code or something.
The vast majority are - OpenFeint isn’t and I’m not 100% sure on the latest Twitter and Facebook examples, I’d have to check - but I believe everything else is still current.
Thanks Peach, I’m spending tonight on your site :). Getting ready for my adventure in a few days (February is the month I start getting into game development), wish me luck!
Hi all,
I just started with Corona and was excited to find these tutorials, but it looks like as of 12/10/2012 all the links in the ‘Corona for Newbies’ section are bad.
Does anyone know if they are available anywhere else?
The 3rd party sites like learningcorona.com are great resources, but they just link to other 3rd party tutorials. The individual tutorial producer can take them down, move them to a new URL or a host of other things that will break the link. The indexing sites may not get notified to remove the broken links.
We are now hosting our own index of tutorials, but for those done by 3rd parties, we are as subject to the other person taking them down and not notifying us. You can see those here:
Hi all,
I just started with Corona and was excited to find these tutorials, but it looks like as of 12/10/2012 all the links in the ‘Corona for Newbies’ section are bad.
Does anyone know if they are available anywhere else?
The 3rd party sites like learningcorona.com are great resources, but they just link to other 3rd party tutorials. The individual tutorial producer can take them down, move them to a new URL or a host of other things that will break the link. The indexing sites may not get notified to remove the broken links.
We are now hosting our own index of tutorials, but for those done by 3rd parties, we are as subject to the other person taking them down and not notifying us. You can see those here: