Showering is an important part of everyone’s daily routine, even if it is one that programmers avoid too often. At Urbansquall, the daily showering ritual has taken on a whole different meaning. It is during this time that many of our most difficult problems are solved, or our most creative ideas born. Let’s delve a [...]

This week’s article, Little Games in Unlikely Places, appears as a guest post on the excellent MochiLand blog. I’m excited about next week’s article. It’s a Q&A with Greg, the Community and Developer Relations Manager for Kongregate. He’s the guy you talk to when you want to get your game sponsored by Kongregate and he’s got [...]

This is final part of a three part series. You may want to check out part 1 and part 2.

This is part two of the series. You may want to check out part 1 first.

This is one of those high level rules that applies across a wide range of topics. It has application in everything from how you approach your user-interface, to your attitudes towards options screens and even as far reaching as API design. The basic premise is that developers often hide their inability to make the smart [...]