Category Archives: Workflow

Engineering An Update – Part One

Posted on September 2, 2011 by Matt

I’m finally back doing iDevBlogADay after many months away. This post is the first in a two part series about my struggles and successes while creating the new Trainyard ”Engineer Update”. A promise Never promise anything. Seriously. Ok, well at least never promise … Continue reading →

Posted in App Store, iDevBlogADay, iOS Development, Trainyard, Workflow | 28 Comments

Introducing EasyIPA

Posted on March 30, 2011 by Matt

This post is different from the usual struct.ca fare: it’s focused on Flash instead of iOS, and it gets a little technical. Consider yourself warned. Flash to iOS For the past week I’ve been playing around with the Adobe AIR … Continue reading →

Posted in Flash, iOS Development, Workflow | 34 Comments

Focus

Posted on October 26, 2010 by Matt

For this week’s iDevBlogADay entry, I’m going to write about how to stay focused on making your game by eliminating distractions and procrastination. This stuff helped me a ton while I was working on Trainyard, so I hope you’ll find … Continue reading →

Posted in iDevBlogADay, Workflow | 26 Comments

Xcode Folder References

Posted on August 17, 2010 by Matt

I decided to write about something a bit more technical for this week’s iDevBlogADay post: Xcode Folder References. They’re really quite simple, but I keep seeing projects that don’t use them when they should. Continue reading →

Posted in iDevBlogADay, iOS Development, Workflow | 11 Comments

Trains on Paper

Posted on August 10, 2010 by Matt

When I started coming up with ideas for my first iDevBlogADay post, I considered writing about everything from procrastination to Xcode folder references. It took a couple helpful tweets to make me realize I should write about something I really know about: the Trainyard development process. Continue reading →

Posted in Game Design, iDevBlogADay, Trainyard, Workflow | 8 Comments