Staying up late, playing games. Writing up a relationship diagram to make it easier to remember everyone. Ran my first session of TftL tonight.

Programming for Mobile and Smart Devices. The game will be in third person. The game will have a hotbar to activate skills and will not have real-time combat. My god this place is huge. The game will have kill and collection quests.

How Base64 converges to a point. My friend Andru Quinn has some fantastic insights into programming and problem solving over on this page. Check out this post about Base64. I just got reminded by timehop. This issue was looked into by Fran Mota.

Detailing the development of my Masters major project. Friday, December 16, 2011. Finally the game is now working on both iOS and Android platforms! Meanwhile in the background, the final report is also been written. This beast is will describe the whole project in detail and shall be my constant companion over the Christmas break. It will be posted online for all to see and enjoy once its done. Saturday, December 3, 2011.

Sunday, October 7, 2012. Another definite influence was one of the Star Wars Incredible Cross Sections books, this one. I thought it would be nice to share these images for the amusement of the internet rather than leaving them to fade away in a plastic bag in my attic. These are the original scans so view them in full size if the text is hard to read. I wish I could say my handwriting has improved since then but hopefully it legible enough to be read. So without further ado, I present my terran fleet! .

Apart from indie games, I do the odd QA job and have also worked on app store descriptions, app UI, press releases, and movie subtitles. I have a fancy MA and more than four years of experience working with indie devs. Translation might be worth the extra investment.