Drunken Stumble: a breakdown
So my last post, I mostly went through the process of how Drunken Stumble was built and competing in the boston hack day challenge. So I thought I would follow up with a more in depth post about Drunken Stumble itself.
Mar
2
So my last post, I mostly went through the process of how Drunken Stumble was built and competing in the boston hack day challenge. So I thought I would follow up with a more in depth post about Drunken Stumble itself.
Mar
1
This past weekend I took part in the Boston Hack Day Challenge; a weekend long event where teams of developers, designers and programming geeks formed teams and competed to build the best app in a single weekend. Read more »
May
6
Recently while working on a drupal website for a client, I needed to build in some custom functionality. For drupal this is’nt an issue, basically anything you need to do has been done before and you can find a module in the module directory.
But after searching I was unable to find a module that did what I wanted, so I had to develope one (Which for a nerd like me was really fun). It took me a day or two to build, and refine but I built a module that I was happy with.
Mar
10
Sorry for the lack of updates, I’ve been quite busy at my job (doing some major web development stuff). I’m going to try to post later this week about a PHP calendar/date class I’ve been building in my freetime (initial tests are showing that for some instances it’ll be up to 4x faster then the ‘date()’ function.) so hopfully you’ll see that later in the week
Feb
18
So this post is mainly just to gloat.
I’ve finished my iPhone app, PointsWatcher! (www.PointsWatcher.com) In case you havent checked out my projects page, here is a quick run down of the app for you.
Recently I started doing WeightWatchers with my girlfriend (moral support and what not), but being the technophile that I am I wanted to incorporate my iPhone with it. The result was PointsWatcher. PointsWatcher allows you to keep track of your daily ww Points and an inventory of the food you eat, it also features a points calculator!
So basically it takes alot of the effort out of figuring out point values for your food (and allows you to store point values for future use).
It’s web based, so you can access it from anywhere, but the interface is formatted for use on the iPhone.
You can read the full description about this project here , or check out pointwatcher at its site www.PointsWatcher.com