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Xaron
Xaron ✭
edited August 2012 in Any Topic & Chat
Dear all,

I just discovered Photon and it looks it suits very well my needs which are fps style games for Android, iPhone, Windows Phone and HTML5.

I'm familiar with plain sockets and all this TCP/UDP protocol stuff (heck I even know eNet which is used here) but I'm a bit lost when it comes to photon.

What I really miss is some kind of a step by step documentation. Full source code examples are not that helpful. So I'd love to see some simple tutorial how to initialize photon (let's say on Android Java), create a connection and send/receive some messages to the server. Actually I like the way pubnub (sorry for mentioning that) documents this or am I just too dump to see them? ;)

I'd like to use Photon to not reinvent the wheel and do a lot of cross platform development.

Thanks!

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