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Pie Guy, a free web game for iPhone
Pie Guy is a fun game for your iPhone that is free, is installed via the Web (it is a fancy Web page), works offline, and is actually a lot of fun (works sorta like Pac-Man).
Neven Mrgan, the developer of Pie Guy, built the game – not only so people can enjoy the game – [...]
Posted in Links Also tagged application, css, development, game, html, iphone, javascript, neven mrgan, pie guy, programming, web app 1 Comment
A PHP Wrapper for Freewheel.tv’s API
Jeff Johns, fellow Viddler team member and jogger (although he’s much more accomplished than I in that area), recently wrote and released an open source PHP wrapper for Freewheel’s API. Much needed by the Viddler team, open for the world.
Add a progress bar to your Viddler uploads
We get this question a lot at Viddler: How can I add a progress bar to my uploads using the Viddler API? We’re always asked if this is something included in our API wrappers. Until now, it hasn’t been. That’s where phpViddlerUploadify comes in. This extension to phpViddler, our PHP wrapper for our API, makes [...]
Posted in Links Also tagged api, development, javascript, jquery, php, phpviddler, programming, progress, swfobject, uploadify, uploading, viddler, video Leave a comment
Wolfenstein 3D now on the iPhone, but wait, there’s more
id Software recently released Wolfenstein 3D for the iPhone. This is fantastic news. The game that started the entire first-person shooter genre is now on the iPhone.
But there is more. id is releasing the source code for the game. (See link at the bottom of this page.) And John Carmack, the brains behind nearly [...]
Posted in Links Also tagged app store, daringfireball, games, id software, iphone, john carmack, john-gruber, source code, wolfenstein 3d 2 Comments
In response to: PHP, MySQL, and Contact Management: Contacts 0.1 by Jon Christopher
Responding to my friend Jon's project that he would like a little feeback on. Want to help out?
Posted in Notes Also tagged address-book, contacts, development, hatom, hcard, jon-christopher, microformats Comments closed
Upgraded to WordPress 2.1
I'm on the cutting-edge.
Happy Pals: The WordPress plugin that will make linking to your friends fun again!
No really. Linking to your friend's sites when you mention them in your posts isn't only courteous, now it can be fun too.
Interview with GitHub team member Scott Chacon