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Question about making a little Mobile Game like Browsergames

Started by June 18, 2015 07:58 AM
5 comments, last by hakura88 9 years, 8 months ago

Hi everybody,

I have a question about programming a game for mobile, in the art like other Browsergames but not so big.
This should be only for learning new stuff in the programming.

I prefer to use python.

What are the best programming language that I can use to create a Browsergame for mobile?

I see that with Xamarian I can write with c# good mobile applications. But I think there is more?

Thank you all for the help.

You can really use anything to create a browser based game, because it's what runs server side that matters there.

Back in the day i wrote a web based game that had a C++ backend. I think i must have been the only guy using C++ as a CGI under apache. It worked, and it scaled surprisingly well with fastcgi.

If you actually want to write an app, as in not just a website based game, you'll need to learn the native languages of the platforms you want to target, or at the very least C# to use Xamarian etc. There arent any python bindings for Xamarian to my knowledge.

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There arent any python bindings for Xamarian to my knowledge.

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Python CGI can be used on Apache servers ...

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There arent any python bindings for Xamarian to my knowledge.

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Python CGI can be used on Apache servers ...

Yes, or even better use mod_python.

What i meant was you cant just use straight python to make a client-side phone app via Xamarian as it doesnt support python bindings, you have to use a .NET CLR language.

HTML5 would work well for a mobile browser game.

HTML5 would work well for a mobile browser game.


Indeed it would, and you can even get frameworks like ionic that wrap a html5 container into a native app so you can put it on the app store of various phones.
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HTML5 would work well for a mobile browser game.


Indeed it would, and you can even get frameworks like ionic that wrap a html5 container into a native app so you can put it on the app store of various phones.


Wow cool, thank you for this

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