"Cocos2d-x" early adopters Cocos Code IDE (constantly updated)

The Cocos Code IDE is an Eclipse-based, cross-platform IDE designed specifically for cocos2d Lua & JS developers through this tool. You can easily create the game project, write and debug code, real-time view of the changes in the effect of the Code, and finally published directly into a shelf-ready installation package. The first alpha version number is currently being released, and we are confident that it will be the development artifact for many X-man.

Implemented features (1.0-alpha):

• Simple to create cocos2d Lua & JS Project
• Provides hints for cocos2d Lua & JS Code
• Ability to easily debug code on Ios/mac/android/windows platforms, including ios/android devices and simulators
• No need for lengthy native compilation to execute game code
• No need to restart the game to see the modified effect after saving the code

Features that are not implemented (1.0-ALPHA):

• Package project into a ipa/apk
• Integrates with existing editors (such as cocostudio, etc.)

Features that are not supported

• The Code IDE is designed for scripting languages such as Lua and Javascript, and does not support or intend to support other languages such as C + +

Download

Platform	Full test version number	main station download (slower in China)	domestic Mirror (faster)
Mac OS X	10.9	Mac OS X 64	Mac OS X 64
Windows	Win7	Windows x86 64Bit, Windows x86 32Bit	Windows x86 64Bit, Windows x86 32Bit

How to install basic requirements

• Install the JRE. Assuming you are using MAC OS X 10.9, you may need to install this Apple change version number.
• Install Python, preferably the 2.7 version number.

• Develop Cocos Lua binding game Download the Cocos2d-x 3.0RC0-based version (master download (slower domestic) | domestic mirror (faster))
• Develop Cocos JS binding game Download the COCOS2D-JS Alpha-based version (master download (slower domestic) | domestic mirror (faster))

Additional requirements

• If you want to debug on IOS Simulator, you need to

  Make sure IOS Simulator is installed on your MAC

• If you want to debug on an Android device, you need to

  Installing the Android SDK

• Let's say you want to customize your runtime. You need to:

  target platform	tool
  Mac OS X/ios	XCode
  Windows	VS2012 or higher version number
  Android	NDK, ANT

specific steps to create a project: http://blog.csdn.net/cabxyz/article/details/22085637

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"Cocos2d-x" early adopters Cocos Code IDE (constantly updated)