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Prince-of-Persia-Roku reviews and mentions
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Prince of Persia JavaScript
This was also ported to Roku, and is the best game I've played on Roku
(remember when Roku was going to be a Wii competitor, with the fancy motion remote?)
https://github.com/lvcabral/Prince-of-Persia-Roku
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Roku publishes IDK to allow consumers to develop applications for their Roku
It's amazing to me that Roku has the plurality of the US streaming market (37%), yet its development ecosystem is so terrible. For those who don't know:
1. The only public development API requires the use of their proprietary language BrightScript which is poorly documented, and for which no official compiler, interpreter, or runtime environment is available. Enthusiasts had to create an interpreter for it (https://github.com/sjbarag/brs) to speed up development time. Previously you had to push your app to a Roku to run it before you could learn of any syntax errors.
2. They do have a C/C++ API, but they limit access to big orgs and require an NDA to use it.
There are plenty of cool projects, like a Prince of Persia port (https://github.com/lvcabral/Prince-of-Persia-Roku).
That they are finally shoring up their poor developer ecosystem with C/C++ and JavaScript APIs is great, but it's unfortunate that they aren't allowing these apps to be distributed through their official store.
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The primary programming language of Prince-of-Persia-Roku is Brightscript.
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