Development
That time I made a really dumb Kotor2 Mod
So I made a Knights of the Old Republic II.
Development
Personal projects, coding tutorials, and programming related content.
Development
Why I built my own CMS
Why I built my own content management system, and why you probably don't need to.
UnderTasker
Helping you bootstrap your web site/app using a Grunt & Node.js stack
Rebuilding Underlost.net
An introduction to the design, development and deployment process of the latest version of my site.
Underlost
Moving to Medium
An experiment of sorts.
Building Jaded Gamer
Taking a stab at building a web app, fully hosted in the cloud.
Introducing Blips
This past summer I started working on another feature for the site, called Blips.
Blogging, Simplified.
Say hello to Replica. Blogging platforms have been so busy trying to copy each other, there really haven’t been any other platforms that really fit what I needed. It borrows features from other platforms, and leaves out the ones I don’t need. At it’s heart, is a simple dashboard for creating and editing posts, built on top of Django web framework and written in Python. Anything can easily be edited. But what really makes Replica stick out above others? Lets take a look at some of the features I
Quantum Break may cross paths with Alan Wake
The way we approach these things is definitely kind of – they’re connected in weird ways. And definitely for Remedy fans, there will be a lot of familiar things from a Remedy game.
I can picture it now. At the end of Quantum Break, the camera pans away to reveal the entire thing was a show, written by Alan Wake.
CD Projekt's REDKit Available Now
The toolkit finally allows players to create official mods for The Witcher 2, ranging from new quests to new worlds to explore.
Epic Citadel
Unreal Engine HTML5/Javascript demo. This proves you can have awesome games in your browser.
Angry Birds HD: My thoughts on Ouya
With Ouya’s Kickstarter page going live yesterday, people have been asking me what I thought of the new console. I’ve had some time to think it over, and I keep coming to the same conclusion. The Ouya is little more than a smartphone masquerading as a home console. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing, it’s just what it is. Hardware Lets start with the hardware. It’s near-identical to what’s found in the current generation of smartphones and tablets. Nothing about it is really impressive. It’