FRANCn – Elio e le Storie Tese’s

 


Project name: FRANCn – Elio e le Storie Tese’s Official App
Category: iOS Apps development
Client: Elio e le Storie Tese (EelST)
Agency: Kiver srl
Target Devices: iPhone 3GS +, iPad 2 +, iPad Mini


Alittleb.it has developed for Kiver and Elio e le Storie Tese (EelST – a famous Italian music group) the iOS apps “FRANCn”.

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LUDUM – A Platform to Quickly Develop Flash Social Games

LUDUM

  • Single engine for both social games and Intranet Social E-learning or Productivity Games
  • Quicker development process leading to faster time to market
  • Already used on several successful cases (e.g. games for MTV, Nickelodeon, Astrazeneca)
  • Statistics and Google Analytics connection
  • Asynchronous multiplayer gameplay
  • Allow work-in-progress optimization and scheduled update

  • Alittleb.it introduces its new flash social game development platform: LUDUM

    LUDUM is a flexible technology that allows us to quickly develop customizable social games and advergames.
    LUDUM joins the existing Alittleb.it & DarkWave Games’ UnderWAVE: a proprietary framework to develop 2D multiplatform games (for iOS, Android, PC, Mac & Linux).

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    Open Facebook popup using AS

    The first step to open a facebook  dialog popup using ActionScript 3.0 is to create a bridge between our swf and fbjs’ (facebook javascript) page.
    In order to open a popup, facebook introdouced a fbml tag that must be inserted in the application callback page. As described in the Wiki, it’s important to put the fbjs tag:
    [cc lang=”javascript” escaped=”true”]
    <fb:fbjs-bridge/>
    [/cc]
    before the swf’s inclusion tag
    [cc lang=”javascript” escaped=”true”]
    <fb:swf swfsrc=”URL_SWF” width=”SWF_WIDTH” height=”SWF_HEIGHT”/>
    [/cc]
    and it must be followed by the script tag
    [cc lang=”javascript” escaped=”true”]
    <script>
    <!–
    –>
    </script>
    [/cc]

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    Code tips for your Facebook application

    Today we would like to spend some time talking about our experience developing a simple Flash game for Facebook and share some useful tips with you.
    Obviously, the first thing you need is an idea…if you want your application to became famous going social you got to stop thinking like a developer and start thinking like a facebook user.
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