Differences in W3C Touch and Webkit for Gaming

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Differences in W3C Touch and Webkit for Gaming Sponsored by Microsoft As a Windows 8 game developer, you are tasked with the difficult challenge of trying to adapt your game to a myriad of different devices that luckily all run the same operating system. Windows 8 devices range from standard desktops/laptops with keyboards and mice to touchscreens and convertible slates. Being able to think through all the possible ways a user will interact with your game is critical to its success. In this post, you'll learn some of the differences between WebKit touch events versus how touch is handled in Windows 8 HTML/JS apps. Read it Now   ADDITIONAL RESOURCES Other developer.com members who downloaded this resource also expressed interest in the following offers: Develop Better Mobile Apps - Attend the AT&T Developer Conference from AT&T Rational Developer for Power Systems Software from IBM

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