As projects for the new year have started to roll in, I’ve noticed some trends in how web sites and applications are built and how they are hosted. Read More
Another year has (almost) passed. It was a very exiting year, in which I threw a lot against the wall to see what would stick. I also managed to implement most of my 2012 goals, although, in hindsight, they were a little too vague.
After my ebook project, two weeks ago, I created an overhaul of a casual Flash game I wrote for the Ludum Dare #23 competition. It’s available on Kongregate for all the play and comment on. Read on for my experience and lessons learned.
A well-made video can replace many images and many more words. It’s thus not surprising that publishing videos is a growing trend. But how do you get started in what appears to be an expensive and time-consuming hobby?
I’ve just pushed a major extension to my PayPal AppEngine Servlet. It’s now much more failsafe and takes the validation work out of your hands. Read on for an overview of the new architecture.
After last weeks review of Android in Action, it was inevitable: I just released my first Android app: Discogs Scan. Discogs Scan is a small Android 2.1+ application that allows you to quickly scan the barcodes of all your CDs and records and add it to your discogs.com collection.
There are many ways to learn to program for the Android platform that powers many smartphones, tablets and other devices. Google offers fairly extensive and free tutorials and documentation. So why would you want to buy and read a book? Read on for my Android in Action review.
In this second installment in the series, I’m using my lunch hour to take a look at Meteor. It’s another box filled with all kind of delicious candy that any web app developer will love to use. But is it worth your time?
“Another day, another framework”, you might think. And yes, Opa is yet another web framework that is going to revolutionize web development. But don’t judge it too soon, it has a few tricks up its sleeve that might convince you to try it out. Read on for my first hour of Opa.
While the Node.JS community is quickly evolving all the libraries and making your life as a developer easier every day. One thing you read little about, is the development environment. Every one uses their own cobbled together thing. To get you started with Node.JS, this post is a step by step guide to creating a full working and reproducible environment that supports deployment to Heroku. Read More