I have a new web game live. It’s called Iconfound. It’s a simple word-based web game, in the category of games like Wordle. The objective is deciphering five 5-letter words related to a daily theme (something apparently called a “Cryptoquiz”). This was a small personal project, created with Don and Mike Citarella from ERA404. They […]
Continue reading →As must be more or less clear from the new link in this website’s navigation, I have a new portfolio site online. Some may question the need for a programmer to have a portfolio. Well, to me, my work has always been very visual. In many of the projects I’ve been involved, I had a […]
Continue reading →North-American studio Firstborn releases their new portfolio, not only showcasing 10 years of a great collection of websites developed but also showing how Flash can be integrated with the browser to allow full history navigation and bookmarking. The result’s pretty good, and a website worth exploring. Also, apparently they’re still looking for people to join […]
Continue reading →Keita-kun – my favorite japanese-speaking person that I can actually understand – has just debuted his first major work for NON-GRID: the website for the REC YOU campaign. It’s a website for the new Sony Walkman, showing features of the walkman, attempting to show that it can do pretty much everything. It’s all in japanese, […]
Continue reading →What a load of news on the past few days, uh? I mean, Apollo is now AIR, a new beta version of the Flash Player includes plenty of goodness (including mip map support when resizing images, goodbye Moiré effects!), Apple presents a lot of stuff (including a glimpse of id Software’s next project!)… exciting times. […]
Continue reading →The Gringo studio has a new website; check it out here (now a real portfolio, instead of a joke). The flash piece was procuded by Arthur Debert and Gabriel Laet, both from Gringo, and I helped creating some of the small website previews. Gringo is a web development studio located in São Paulo, Brazil. With […]
Continue reading →Well, here it is: the third version of this blog. The first one was done with MovableType; then I moved it to WordPress; and now, I’m still using WordPress, but created a new template and moved it to a new location. In fact, it’s not as if I changed the site, but rather it was […]
Continue reading →Is the morale of your office’s team down due to your boss’ inability to lead? Is he a dick when it comes to managing projects or being reasonable? When that happens, most employees just go to a bar where they can drink to their anger while they tell everybody – usually fellow employees – how […]
Continue reading →Well, it has begun. Apparently, we don’t even need the good news that Flash Player 8 adoption has been faster than all other versions: just a mention of some of the new features (specially related to video and the new express install) was enough to convince the client that Flash 8 was the better option. […]
Continue reading →Okey, it’s finally online, public, and on a more-or-less stable state: the Online Gaming Zeitgeist. What this site does is gather the number of players online for several first-person shooters games through GameSpy’s stats page and save them to a database. Later, it creates some graphs showing the fluctuation of players from one game to […]
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