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Question

Football Game

Dec 25, 2012 11:45PM PST

Hey guys ,i want to make a browser game where you can create either a player either a manager .I have made the sql part (how to create user,forms,database,etc.) but i dont know how to make the page where the matches will take place.

Any help is welcomed!!!!

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Re: football game
Dec 25, 2012 11:51PM PST

Browsers are OUT, apps are HOT. Why not make a iPhone, Android and Windows 7 app?

The simplest way to make a page is html. A more complex way is Ajax. But it's not only about making a page, it's about the whole interaction with the user (keyboard, mouse, touch screen).

Kees

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football game
Dec 26, 2012 12:12AM PST

Yes i know it but for start i am thinking the players to play automatically so you dont see anything ,there is a speaker for example that tells what happens in the match .I mean that i dont want any help with graphics only with the mechanism!!

Thank you

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What exactly do you need help on?
Jan 5, 2013 11:38PM PST

I reposted this for Sam, leaving out the link to his totally unrelated blog. Such links aren't allowed here.
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Congratulations for your first step into web app development. I used to work on the marketing team of two web-based simulation games so I often hear of the thrill and frustration of starting something from scratch.

I would advise on asking for more specific help, rather than putting it in such a general direction. If you're app runs on specific platforms (ASP.net, Flash, etc.) or if you use specific tools (Visual Studio etc) you got to let us know. If you want to develop your match-game page on HTML5 that's possible also. They key is to be specific, it'd be more productive that way.

Samuel Chan