Yay! The Incident is finally out. 50,000 meters, 500 coins, 26 million pixels, and a bitchin’ soundtrack - all for two bucks. Click the thing with the thing!
Another thing I’m ordering you to buy today. Do it now!
Yay! The Incident is finally out. 50,000 meters, 500 coins, 26 million pixels, and a bitchin’ soundtrack - all for two bucks. Click the thing with the thing!
Another thing I’m ordering you to buy today. Do it now!
Browsing great feeds in a great app. Go get it!
Our 100% wool, water resistant felt.
This is one of the reasons why my iPad sleeve/bag will most likely be a Hard Graft one.
A little roundup of what’s happening in the next two weeks.
My final week in school is coming up and for me that means: tests (math and physics), bowling and cake-eating. I’m graduating on the 15th so be sure to send me some more cake.
I love vacations and I love work.
BBQ. And that’s all I’m gonna say about my vacation.
I will be freelancing this summer, via Pico and as myself, so if you’ve got any projects or know of any, you should let me know.
My iPad will be here within a week, I recently launched a studio & I’m graduating. I’m super excited about all of these things so I wanted to do two things in between these events.
Well I better brush up my BBQ’ing-skills, get a drink and enjoy the weather.
I’ll see you guys later.
Did you know this? I did, because it’s not available here.
About a week ago I was indirectly introduced to Flixel after Harry released a few Flixel accessories. But Flixel is Flash, and Flash can sometimes be clunky; what I want is stability and speed. That means OpenGL and other cool stuff. Flixel is currently only playable on computers and not on your iPhone/iPod/iPad, a platform that I’d really want to develop for.
So far, I have only dabbled in Xcode and made dummy apps. If I want to get somewhere, I know that I will have to read some books.
What books should I read?
It’s true that there’s a lot of Flash content out there. But Flash – see Adobe’s reaction to the lack of Flash support on iPad here – is in no way part of the true language of the Internet. It’s Scottish-accented English. Sometimes it makes the language more colorful and entertaining, and sometimes it just renders it into unintelligible mush.
Thank you, Andy.
Andy Ihnatko does a hands-on with the Apple iPad here.