In the Brighterscript language, the @. operator is used to replace the callFunc method when invoking functions on a node. In regular BrightScript, we would write code like this to invoke a function on a node: userManagerNode.callFunc(“login”, username, password) This syntax is not only ugly, but it’s also error-prone due to the use of string […]
If you’re a Roku developer, you know that writing code in the global namespace can quickly become a nightmare. Not only does this make it difficult to manage your code, but it can also lead to namespace collisions and other issues. That’s why it’s much better to use object-oriented programming and classes to write Roku
As a Roku developer, it’s important to write testable code. Not only does this help ensure that your app is working as intended, but it also makes it easier to identify and fix bugs. One way to make your code more testable is to abstract Roku task code into classes that can be stored in
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As the owner of tantawowa, I am excited to share my patterns and processes with the community. In future posts, I will be sharing code samples, discussing my workflows, and introducing my open source frameworks. Whether you are a seasoned Roku developer or just getting started, I hope that my insights and experiences can help
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