Gwt super dev mode

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badlogic edited this page Sep 14, 2013 · 1 revision

GWT super dev mode allows you to debug your GWT/HTML5 app directly in the browser. Super dev mode compiles your Java code to JavaScript? on the fly, and injects it into the browser. Debugging is done via source maps. Chrome is currently best supported.

see http://www.badlogicgames.com/wordpress/?p=3073

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Developer's Guide
- Introduction
- Goals & Features
- Community & Support
- Contributing
- Games Built with Libgdx
- Prerequisites
- Project Setup, Running & Debugging
  - Manual Project Setup
  - Maven Integration
  - Using libgdx with IntelliJ IDEA
  - Using libgdx with Android Studio
  - RoboVM Notes
  - GWT Notes
  - GWT Super Dev Mode
- Third Party Services
  - AdMob in Libgdx
  - Swarm in Libgdx
  - NextPeer in Libgdx
  - Google Play Game Services in LibGDX
- Working from Source
  - Running Demos & Tests
  - Building libgdx from Source
- Using libgdx with other JVM languages
  - Using libgdx with Clojure
  - Using libgdx with Python
  - Using libgdx with Scala
- The Application Framework
  - The Life-Cycle
  - Starter Classes & Configuration
  - Querying
  - Logging
  - Threading
  - Interfacing with Platform-specific Code
- A Simple Game
  - Extending the Simple Game
- File Handling
- Preferences
- Input Handling
  - Configuration & Querying
  - Mouse, Touch & Keyboard * Polling * Event Handling
  - Gesture Detection
  - Simple Text Input
  - Accelerometer
  - Compass
  - Vibrator
  - Cursor Visibility & Catching
  - Back and Menu Key Catching
  - On-screen Keyboard
- Memory Management
- Audio
  - Sound Effects
  - Streaming Music
  - Playing PCM Audio
  - Recording PCM Audio
- Graphics
  - Configuration & Querying Graphics ??
  - Fullscreen & VSync
  - Continuous & Non-Continuous Rendering
  - Clearing the Screen
  - OpenGL ES Support * Configuration & Querying OpenGL ?? * Direct Access ?? * Utility Classes * Rendering Shapes * Textures & TextureRegions * Meshes * Shaders * Frame Buffer Objects
  - 2D Graphics * SpriteBatch, TextureRegions, and Sprite * Clipping, with the use of ScissorStack * Orthographic camera * Mapping Touch Coordinates ?? * NinePatches * Bitmap Fonts * Distance field fonts * Using TextureAtlases * Pixmaps * Packing Atlases Offline * Packing Atlases at Runtime * 2D Particle Effects * Tile Maps * scene2d * scene2d.ui * Skin
  - 3D Graphics ?? * Quick Start * 3D animations and skinning * Importing Blender models in LibGDX * Perspective Camera ?? * Picking ??
- Managing Your Assets
- Utilities
  - Reading & Writing JSON
  - Reading & Writing XML
  - Collections
  - Reflection
- Math Utilities
  - Interpolation
  - Vectors, Matrices, Quaternions
  - Circles, Planes, Rays, etc.
  - Bounding Volumes ??
  - Intersection & Overlap Testing ??
- Physics
  - Box2D
  - Bullet Physics
- Tools
  - Texture Packer
  - Hiero
  - Particle Editor
- Extensions
  - gdx-audio ??
  - gdx-freetype
- Deploying your Application
- Building Libgdx ??
Articles
Deprecated (May be outdated)
- The Application Framework
  - The Application Life-cycle ??
  - Modules Overview
- File Module
- Graphics Module
  - Screen & Viewport
  - 2D Graphics * Orthographic Camera * Textures, TextureRegion and SpriteBatch * Sprite Animation
- Asset Manager
- Tutorials
  - Video Tutorials
  - Beginner * Hello World * My First Triangle * Mesh, Color & Texture * Projection, Viewport, & Camera * Creating and texturing 3d models in Blender for Libgdx
  - Intermediate * Actions
  - Misc * AdMob in Libgdx * Integrating Libgdx and the Device camera * String Builder ??

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