Here’s a useful app I created where you can mix various nature sounds to create a relaxing sound oasis to help you sleep, focus on work, improve meditation or just relax. I often use it to drown out background noise while sleeping. Continue reading Relaxify nature sounds app
Category Archives: Software Engineering
Android’s 64-bit requirement puts pressure on Adobe
UPDATE: Enter the Harman – Since writing this post, Samsung subsidiary Harman finally waded in to announce they will take over development of the AIR platform on a commercial basis. This should bring better support and more frequent updates, as a commercial model for AIR makes more sense than as a vanity project for Adobe. Read the community’s feedback here.
And Harman have just released their official AIR SDK version 33 with 64-bit support for Android!
Google recently reiterated that, when Android Q launches, they’ll start enforcing a requirement for all Android apps using native code to provide a 64-bit version as they phase out 32-bit support. As you’d expect, this has far-reaching implications for app developers, depending on the languages and libraries they use – particularly for Unity and Adobe AIR developers. Continue reading Android’s 64-bit requirement puts pressure on Adobe
Be a DJedi
I created a little YouTube party mixer, complete with a crossfader and ‘automix’ capability – for all you budding bar DJs. It uses the YouTube Data API and a whole lot of JavaScript. Continue reading Be a DJedi
HerdyLand – mobile game
Herd your flock to the clock!
HerdyLand (previously known as Herd’Em) is a mobile game where you control a small dog and herd animals in a race against time.