If you’re a Mac user and you play RuneScape then chances are you have looked at SwiftKit praying for a Mac OS X version, but got delivered that dreaded “SwiftKit is Windows only, there will never be a Mac version” answer. Let me take you back roughly 18 months. <insert crossfade here> I was exactly the person I described above, looking multiple times for a SwiftKit version for the Mac. Mac users will know what ...
Continue ReadingWith the launch of the mobile platform, and it’s steady pace, I’ve decided to start working on the UI if it. The first place I attacked was the icon of the program. I wanted to make it fit in with the rest of the android apps, bring soft and matte-like. I also didn’t want to make it overcomplicated and cluttered. The icons should be pushed with the next update, along with a few other features that we’ve added. The ...
Continue ReadingToday we have released the initial version of SwiftKit Mobile onto the Android Marketplace. SwiftKit Mobile is a project that we have started to bring SwiftKit utilities and features to your phones for while you are on the go. Currently we only have an Android version but are looking into iPhone/iPod Touch solutions. Version 1.0 at the moment features a highscores lookup. However with future updates we plan to expand on the content to ...
Continue ReadingIt’s been awhile since the last Dev Blog post so I’ve decided to write up another. This time however it won’t be about an upcoming update or software release. Instead we’ll have a look at the tools behind maintaining the SwiftKit project. The two main tools that will be shown are the Control Panel and the new Database Editor. Database Editor This is a new tool that has been developed to allow SwiftKit staff members to ...
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