Utilities and Lifestyle Apps
A few applications I’ve written can only be categorized as ‘utility’ applications. Lifestyle applications are of a similar vein.
A few applications I’ve written can only be categorized as ‘utility’ applications. Lifestyle applications are of a similar vein.
A number of Android apps I’ve written are related to the creation of documents and other stores of information.
A number of Android applications I’ve written (not counting the whistles) are related to audio and the production of sound.
A number of Android Applications I’ve written are tools related to networking, file, and system management.
A number of Android applications I’ve written have involved the encryption of Obfuscation of files or text.
Many of the applications I’ve written for the Android platform have involved graphics editing or generation.
I’ve written a number of open source projects over the years, with many more on the way. All of my Android apps and games are open source, as are the fruits of my previous start-up Discursive Labs. Here are a few of the ones that became popular over the years.
I’ve written 3 books to date. My fourth has been in the works for some time, but has been shelved while I work on a stealth game project.
I’ve completed 8 Android games to date, ranging from the quick time waster to the epic pseudo RPG.
I’ve written about 70 Android Apps and Games since getting started with the platform in the Summer of 2011. They are mostly available on the Android Market, and all are open source and hosted at my GitHub page.