While I sit here in bed, my body fighting the last remnants of a flu virus that had me knocked out for days, I am reminded of the past times I’ve been bedridden. Post-surgery, post-motorcycle accidents, post-European travel, etc. I’ve been knocked down plenty, but I always manage to make the best of it. This time I figured I would post up a preview of my (still in-progress) fourth book. It’s in the very early stages, but not too early for constructive criticism and a great deal of improvement across the board.
I’ve been slowing rolling out some structural and organizational changes to the site. Visitors will be seeing the changes within the next day or two. Apologies for any downtime that may occur.
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.
