Category: Discussions
Computers have been evolving quickly, yet many people don’t think they’re getting much easier. I have an idea how we will develop the computing system that will be even more powerful than today’s computers, yet so much simpler to use. We’re heading towards augmented reality.
Why SWF protection matters; Review of the current options
The one (and only) counter-argument I’ve heard against SWF protection goes something like this: It doesn’t matter what you do, thieves will always be able to steal your work, so don’t bother with SWF protection. This is a textbook example of the “perfect solution” fallacy. Thieves will always be able to crack safes, so why… Read More »
5 ways to make bank on Flash games
This is a quick run-down on the status of the financial options that are available to independent developers who don’t have massive marketing budgets or corporate support. Please post a comment below and let us know how your experience has been with these options (or others I’ve missed). Flattr The latest option is a general-purpose… Read More »
Is content still king? @UntoldEnt
Ultimately, content is a banana and we’re all a bunch of monkeys :: photo by hvhe1 :: Some loud dude (Ryan Creighton of Untold Entertainment fame) recently posted this article, claiming that content is actually “peasant” (rather vehemently) and that meta-aggregators (he simply calls them aggregators of aggregators) and advertisers are the ones at the… Read More »
AS3 to Pixel Bender guide
When I set out to write a very simple Pixel Bender (PB) kernel/script thingy, I expected it to be relatively straight-forward, mostly because Adobe has been so good writing quality documentation for its products and/or there is a wealth of info on their products produced by their users. Unfortunately I didn’t find the dev guide… Read More »
