Posts tagged "Glitch"

Building Glitch Run in iOS

Glitch Run In previous blog posts, we’ve seen how to perform authentication with Glitch in iOS and how to animate Glitch Avatars. With just those two things under our belt, we can starting doing some really interesting things – and what better place to start than building a game. In this post, we’ll see how we can take a basic [...]

Glitch Run Port to XNA: Part 2

Part 2 – Working in XNA We covered how to call the API in the last tutorial, but we stopped at the point of actually doing something with the response.  In this post, I’ll show how to use that data to load and display an animated Glitch avatar. For your viewing pleasure, here are some common datatypes and classes in [...]

Glitch-ification of an iOS Runner

There’s an old saying in Ur, that “clothes maketh the Glitch”, and it’s true that a quick visit to the wardrobe can turn your average run-of-the-mill Glitch into a sharply-dressed, snazzy-looking little fellow. Donning a smart new outfit certainly makes folk around you sit up and take notice – perhaps there is more to you than first met the eye. [...]

Understanding Authentication Scopes

One of the most important things to understand about the Glitch authentication system is that there are different levels of permission, each of which allows you to do a different set of things. These levels of permission are called scopes. At the most basic level, there are a whole bunch of API methods you can call that don’t require any [...]

Glitch iOS Authentication Tutorial

This is a basic introduction to the Glitch iOS SDK, as well as an in-depth tutorial over OAuth in iOS. The iOS SDK can be found here: https://github.com/tinyspeck/glitch-ios-sdk Create an API Key In order to use the SDK, you need an API key. Open up GlitchConfig.h in the Glitch iOS SDK folder. In there, you’ll see two #defines: #define GCRedirectURI @”" [...]

Hello, World!

Welcome to the Glitch Developers site. Whether you develop for the web, iOS, or Android, the resources here will allow you to create awesome new applications that enrich the Glitch world. While you’re here, explore the Glitch API and fire up the method tester. If mobile is your bag, check out the iOS and Android SDKs. This site will be [...]