Hello Ball: for cross-platform applications
summary
A custom small framework demonstrates running the same JavaScript model across Web, macOS, Windows, Linux, Android and iOS using a simple Hello Ball example. Native UI and drawing are used per platform while game and state logic are shared in JavaScript (about 70% code reuse); communication is done via strings, arrays and plain objects with async callbacks/promises. JavaScriptCore is used on iOS, Android requires a different VM/bridge and native wrappers for performance, and the team measures latency and integration on each platform.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 1:15Balsamiq Mockups
- 4:44Options
- 6:44No Framework?
- 11:47JavaScript Model
- 12:30Toward Native Code
- 19:00Hello Ball: Android (1)
- 23:22Hello Ball: Windows & Linux
- 24:59Shared Code
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