An open-source mobile app.
- Installation
- What the story?
- Who is this for?
- About the Intel® XDK
- Usage
- Documentation
- Get Involved
- Terms and Conditions
- License
To install, simply clone the project to your local directory:
git clone https://github.com/IntelDevZone/dev-story.git
Visit the Intel® Developer Zone and download and install the Intel® XDK.
Intel challenged a small team of developers to build an open source app. They created Dev Story/*HACK THE CODE*/, a set of mini-challenges about the development cycle of an app. But it’s not finished yet.
We’re bringing developers together from around the world to build something special and unique. So whether you’re honing your skills or flexing your coding muscles, you can modify and shape the open source code however you choose.
If your code makes the cut, you’ll see it in the next update. And you’ll take the credit.
Read the full story at the Intel® Developer Zone
Anyone with experience with HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
This project utilises:
- jQuery - JavaScript framework
- Panda.js - Free html5 game engine
- Pixi.js - 2D webGL renderer with canvas fallback
Open the DevStory.xdk project file with the Intel® XDK.
Enable developer mode in main.js
App.developer = true;
Preview the app in the Intel® XDK Emulate tab or open up index.html in Google Chrome Emulation Mode.
Intel® XDK provides a simplified workflow to enable developers to easily design, debug, build, and deploy HTML5 web and hybrid apps across multiple app stores, and form factor devices.
- Make changes to the code using the built-in IDE in the Develop tab.
- Quickly preview the app in the Emulate tab.
- Run the app on a mobile device using the various build options under the Build tab.
Panda.js - [Documentation] - [Forums]
Pixi.js - [Documentation] - [Forums]
Intel® Developer Zone - [Forums]
Want to be part of Dev Story/*HACK THE CODE*/? We want you to take the reins (and the credit). Here's how.
Build your new levels, mini challenges and mods. Share your ideas with us. If any of them make it into version 2.0, you’ll get the credit!
Don't forget to register at the Intel® Developer Zone.
We can’t wait to see what you create.
###Dev Story – Hack the Code Contest ###Description Through this Contest, Intel is seeking innovative improvements for its Dev Story – Hack the Code App.(“application”). The main aim for this campaign is to help developers to start out with html5 development and the usage of the Intel® XDK (html5 tool set). Additionally to tutorials and technical documentation on software.intel.com/Android, Intel wants to provide the developer with the actual source code to learn and study directly from it.
The following is a brief summary of the structure of the Contest.
###1. How to Enter To enter the Dev Story – Hack the Code Contest (“contest”) you will be required to:
- A. Register with GitHub at https://github.com/. GitHub* Terms of Service and Privacy Policy will apply to your registration. A free account is sufficient for participation.
- B. Fork the code provided on the Intel Developer Zone GitHub (https://github.com/IntelDevZone). The code of the application provided from Intel on the Intel Developer Zone GitHub Repository consists of different elements: style.css, media files (audio and visuals in png format), Javascript libraries (jQuery, PIXI.js, Panda.js and Modernizr) .
- C. Create an improvement to the application using the Intel XDK, which may be downloaded at no expense by visiting: http://xdk-software.intel.com/ or any other tool that allows you to license the outcome of your work under a BSD license, and submit your contribution to https://github.com/IntelDevZone. (“contribution”).There is no limit to the number of contributions you can submit.
- D. Accept a Contributor License Agreement at https://github.com/IntelDevZone which will document the rights granted by you to Intel for your contributions.
- E. The Intel Developer Zone GitHub account will be notified about submission of your contribution.
- F. Your contribution will be reviewed in the judging period and if it meets the standards below, Intel will merge your contributing code into the second version of the application Dev Story – Hack the Code.
- G. Your contributions may comprise of the following:
- a. additional new level to the applications which would need to include visual, level name, description of the level – this means new graphics based on the existing layout. The level names follow the career of a developer becoming more and more successful and this should reflect in the place where the app character continues her/his development. For example this could be developing in the penthouse, boat, yacht, privet jet etc.
- b. additional mini-challenge inspired by one categories of the development lifecycle: Concept, Design, Architecture, Coding, Testing, Debugging, Optimization, Refactoring, Alpha Release, Beta Release, Golden Release, Monetization, Promotion, Patching, Support, Spending.
- c. modification of the- existing mini-challenges: change the distraction in the first mini-challenge, change the flow of the second and/or third mini-challengeyou contribution must follow the overall look & feel of the application Dev Story – Hack the Code
Intel advises you to use the free Intel XDK tool to modify, change or develop new code but other html5 tools can also be used and are not excluded.
You may use programming aides and tools ("Programming Tools") that you have not personally created with the following caveats: You must have all the necessary rights to use any such Programming Tools in this contest, and the terms and conditions or licensing agreements associated with Programming Tools must allow you to grant all rights set forth in this Official Rules including but not limited, to rights described in section 13 of the Contest Rules. In particular, if you decide to use Programming Tools in addition or instead of the Intel XDK, it is mandatory that the license associated with such Programming Tools allows you to license the outcome of your work (i.e. your contribution to this contest) under a BSD license as set out in section 13 of the Contest Rules.
Your contributions can only be submitted if they fulfill all these conditions and the conditions described in the Contest Rules below.
All contributions are subject to verification by Intel. Any attempted form of contribution other than as described herein is void. Intel, in accordance with this Contest Description and Contest Rules, will determine in its sole discretion, what constitutes a valid contribution.
###Contributions submissions deadlines:
| Starts | Ends | |
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| Contributions Submission Period | September 18th 2014 09:00 CET | November 30th 2014 23.59 CET |
| Judging Period | December 1st 2014 09:00 CET | December 8th 2014 23.59 CET |
| Prize Fulfillment Period | December 15th 2014 | December 22nd 2014 |
No extensions to the deadlines indicated above will be granted.
###2. Prize(s) Second version of the application Dev Story – Hack the Code will include the winning contributions and credit the developer with her or his name in the credit section of the application. Within the countries: Germany, United Kingdom and United States (only) contributors have the chance to win an Intel Galileo Generation 2 board valued at $70. Winners’ names will also be listed in a dedicated blog post on software.intel.com/Android. Second version of the applications will be published on Google Play before January 30th 2015.
###3. Criteria of Winning Submission Based on the judging criteria listed in section 4 of this Contest Description the contributions scoring more than 15 points overall will be winning contributions and credit the developer with her or his name in the credit section of the application. Submissions from participants living in Germany, United Kingdom and the United States (only) being rated more than 15 points, will be entered into a prize pool and additionally to being credited as mentioned above, will have the chance to win an Intel Galileo Generation 2 board (one per country). The prize drawings for each country will be done randomly for all submissions from Germany, United Kingdom and the United States being rated more than 15 points on December 9th at 10:00am CET at the Intel office in Feldkirchen, Germany. ###4. Selection of the Winner(s) – Judging A panel of qualified judges (determined by Intel in its sole discretion) will review the contributions based on following judging criteria:
- Does the new part of the application perform as expected with robust stability and functionality?: Up to 10 points.
- Does it use the existing look & feel and deliver a compelling experience for the targeted usage?: Up to 10 points.
- Other factors like innovation, creativity, uniqueness: Up to 10 points.
###5. List of Winner(s) The list of winners will be included in the credit section of the 2nd revised version of the application and also mentioned in a dedicated blog post on software.intel.com. ###6. Delivery of the Prizes to the Prize Winner(s) The winners will be notified via email and/or GitHub notification before the second version of the application Dev Story – Hack the Code will be publicly made available on Google Play. The prize delivery will be done by postal services within 6 weeks after the second version is on Google Play.
###Intel® Dev Story – Hack the Code Contest Rules Legal Documents Privacy Policy, http://www.intel.com/sites/sitewide/en_US/privacy/privacy.htm?iid=ftr+privacy Terms of Use, http://www.intel.com/sites/corporate/termsofuse.htm Intel® Dev Story – Hack the Code Contest Description and Rules: https://software.intel.com/sites/default/files/managed/e6/7c/DevStory-Hack-the-Code-Skills-Contest-Terms-and-Conditions.pdf ###Intel® Dev Story – Hack the Code Contest Rules
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