Just picked it up. Glad I was able to use the coupon!

You could do this now, without having to change any apps by using a library that listens to a folder and just commits any changes that happen in that folder after 2 seconds.

https://github.com/nevik/gitwatch

You could probaby modify it to auto unzip the zip file as well so that you'd have no manual steps after export.

In addition, I believe they are working on having export plugins, so in that case, all the logic for the extraction and git push could happen in an export plugin.

Just go to https://editor.construct.net/ and start playing. You don't need to even log in you can use it as a guest.

You don't need anything as complicated as Apache. It's a real pain to get up and running especially when you just want it as a simple server.

If you have a mac or a windows box with python you can do this:

http://www.linuxjournal.com/content/tec ... ver-python

$ cd /home/somedir

$ python -m SimpleHTTPServer

Or you can just install node.js and npm install http-server and you are good to go with very minimal / no config needed https://www.npmjs.com/package/http-server

(step by step https://www.npmjs.com/package/http-server/tutorial )

Just bought it myself as well! I got a copy of GameMaker Studio 2 and have had tons of issues with it. And I can only use it on my Windows box. With Construct, I finally have the freedom to build at home, at work, on my tablet, ... anywhere!

I haven't used it yet myself, but the fact that it exists is the #1 reason why I chose Construct 2.

Some ideas for you:

Drag and drop -- inventory

Dialogs

using functions effectively

using the debugger

code reuse

(look at the last 10 or so betas and see the new features introduced - those probably have the greatest need for tutorials)

Hope you have a mobile-friendly version for folks who want to play games on their phones.

It would make for some really nice interactive advertisements as well.

I own an Ouya and I'd love to help test out any support / export features for construct 2. I have a developer license for C2 as well. I have not experienced the lag that has been talked about and I'm using the stock controller that comes with the Ouya. Played it for several hours last week and there was no 'cumulative" lag that I could see.

Anything in particular that sparked your desire to post about it? Curious about what folks really like.

Any chance you might consider putting this up on say github? would make getting updates, etc easier.