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The actual API specification is good but I will add some corrections and improvements where needed. On the non-code side, one of my tasks will be to improve the documentation.

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Support OpenSL ES for better sound performance on Android.

Binary Gideros package for Linux and Raspberry Pi.

Support ads in UWP (formerly WinRT) for Windows Store/Phone.

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Direct export of Android APK files (no Eclipse needed).

It really is amazing how he has achieved practically native speed, something I don’t think any other game engine can match in a browser.

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Nicolas has done a wonderful job with HTML5, with the result that Gideros games can run full screen at 60fps in a browser. (previoulsy it was reserved for those who donated to the Kickstarter). The recent Kickstarter to add HTML5 support to Gideros is nearly complete and very soon we will add this export to the official Gideros release. Now is a very exciting time for Gideros development. (if you compile Gideros from source you don’t need to tip – you cooked the meal yourself!) Please consider donating for each release if it was useful to you – and if you can afford it – as each release takes time and effort. So if you enjoyed your “meal” please consider giving us a tip to recognise the effort we put in. This describes our testing process which often results in candidate releases being discarded and is time consuming as mentioned above. The chef must also taste the food and, if he put salt instead of sugar in, he must throw it away and start again.

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At Gideros all the food is free! (the code is open source) but it still takes time and effort to cook and serve the food (ie compile/package/sign the code).

You should think of donating to Gideros as like giving a tip at a restaurant. If more money flows in, we can use that to promote Gideros by, for example, attending conferences/exhibitions and writing articles for websites. Of course, I’d like to see more money than that! But please give what you can afford and we’ll see how it goes.

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If 10% of those who download Gideros can donate £10 per release that should be enough to pay a salary at the UK minimum wage level. You can dismiss this screen and simply download but we hope people who find Gideros useful will donate what they can afford. The idea is similar to Ubuntu: when you download Gideros, you will go first to a donation screen asking you to donate whatever sum you think appropriate. However, in future releases, we will start asking for voluntary donations when you download a new version. Maintaining Gideros is a dream job for me, it’s a fascinating technical challenge and also something that is really worth while, directly benefiting developers and providing a valuable service.īut given Gideros is free and open source, you may be wondering how I will get paid? Firstly, let me reassure you that Gideros is and will always remain free and open source so you will never have to pay a fee to use it and you can continue to publish with no restrictions whatever. I also wrote the bare-bones win32 export and ported Gideros to Raspberry Pi and Linux. As many of you will know I organised the first Gideros Kickstarter and successfully added support for Windows Store and Windows Phone output targets. I have been fascinated by Gideros since I first discovered it in 2012 and leapt at the chance to get involved when it became open source in 2014. It therefore seemed the best solution was for one of us to work on Gideros on a formal basis as a “job” in its own right and that is what I will be doing.

So it all takes a lot of time and effort and we all have other jobs, family etc which are demanding. The binaries then need to be reconciled into one place, packaged and signed. It also needs to be compiled on at least two different computers (Mac and PC) and, soon, on Linux as well. Gideros runs on 8 operating systems and needs to be tested on each before release. But it has got to the point when a few evenings a week is just not sufficient time to build and test such a complex system. Of course the other Gideros maintainers will continue to play a leading role in development and we greatly welcome your pull requests and other feedback such as bug reports and comments on the Gideros forum.Īs some of you will know, since Gideros went open source in mid 2014, we maintainers have been building new releases mostly in our spare time. I will be primarily responsible for building and releasing new versions of Gideros, updating the documentation and promoting Gideros to a wider audience. I will be working 2 days a week alongside my existing (science) job, which I am reducing from full to part time. I am very pleased to announce that I have been hired to maintain and develop Gideros on a part time basis. Part time worker hired to maintain Gideros

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