Posts Tagged ‘android’

20111116 Instantanea 1.4.2

I uploaded the update yesterday, but the Market was still showing the old description and pictures, so I didn’t bother posting about it until they flushed their very jealous cache. Which means that Instantanea has an update! The first in many months! (I actually had been working on a myriad of things since then, so [...]

20111110 Some notes from Google DevFest Barcelona 2011

I thought I wouldn’t make it to the place. Barcelona’s metro system is still pretty much unknown to me and it’s hard to find navigational help using the official web from the transport entity. Maps are confusing (we need a Beck!). A shame, but I finally did it, after walking the same loooong underground exchange [...]

20111106 aafm revision 3

When I published the first version of aafm back in July I didn’t expect many people to use it… but to my surprise it seems to be way more useful than I thought, and from time to time I get thanks for aafm! e-mails, from random people who were pulling their hairs trying to get [...]

20111102 Distro/desktop (s)hopping, part 3: Lubuntu

As I’m now fully embarked on my experimental setup, today I tried to kill two birds with one stone and set up a virtualised Android development environment try out yet another distribution I did something similar a couple of days ago: I created a virtual machine, installed Arch Linux on it and assembled an “on [...]

20110930 RegExpert & its postmortem

I finally published my first game ever! It’s called RegExpert, and if you like regular expressions, you’ll love it! If you don’t, you’ll learn to love them both! Also, since every game must have one, I’ve also written a lengthy postmortem. It’s the first game postmortem I ever write too, so I’m not sure if [...]