Ludometrics make games, toys and playthings. We don't focus on any particular platform or genre, but we do focus on creating games we enjoy for platforms we enjoying playing on.I am the lead developer at Ludometrics for game projects, although I also contribute to other projects as needed. On game projects I am responsible for all technical aspects both client side and server side, should a game require remote services.Being a small company, I get to jump between many platforms… Show more Ludometrics make games, toys and playthings. We don't focus on any particular platform or genre, but we do focus on creating games we enjoy for platforms we enjoying playing on.I am the lead developer at Ludometrics for game projects, although I also contribute to other projects as needed. On game projects I am responsible for all technical aspects both client side and server side, should a game require remote services.Being a small company, I get to jump between many platforms and languages - C#, Lua, C++, ActionScript and JavaScript have all been involved in recent projects. It's as much fun developing the games as playing them.Another side effect of being a very small company is that the overhead of using a full Agile process was somewhat burdensome. We switched to trello.com and with task lists and lots of verbal communication at our desks. It has proved quite effective. Show less

Working on a flexible cross platform virtual world framework alongside the other fabulous members of HuzuTech.My primary work was within the Flash team creating and maintaining the AS3 client which is nicely modular and features all sorts of exciting Design Pattern buzzwords such inversion of control, dependency injection, MVCS, factories and lots more.Other duties involve keeping an eye on new and emerging technologies, debating (OK, arguing) about how to optimise and develop… Show more Working on a flexible cross platform virtual world framework alongside the other fabulous members of HuzuTech.My primary work was within the Flash team creating and maintaining the AS3 client which is nicely modular and features all sorts of exciting Design Pattern buzzwords such inversion of control, dependency injection, MVCS, factories and lots more.Other duties involve keeping an eye on new and emerging technologies, debating (OK, arguing) about how to optimise and develop the platform and keeping the office stocked in Apple gadgets. Show less

I have meandered through various technologies at WeeWorld, pitching my coding tent in various camps as needed.I started by developing a Java Mobile application which is pushing our brand through mobile outlets. After that I got to play with some fun little mobile technologies such as J2ME 3D, tiny SVG and a smattering of Flash Lite.After that, I swung buy the web development team, picking up some skills with C# and .Net. Most of my time here was spent solving bugs and… Show more I have meandered through various technologies at WeeWorld, pitching my coding tent in various camps as needed.I started by developing a Java Mobile application which is pushing our brand through mobile outlets. After that I got to play with some fun little mobile technologies such as J2ME 3D, tiny SVG and a smattering of Flash Lite.After that, I swung buy the web development team, picking up some skills with C# and .Net. Most of my time here was spent solving bugs and occasionally translating python doodads into more commonly understood C#.With my work there done, or possibly tight deadlines elsewhere, I moved over to helping with the coding behind the Flash based aspects of our website. Here I gained an unhealthy understanding of ActionScript 2 and the intricacies of smeering it together with randomly constructed timeline graphics and animations.I finished still working on the Flash team, although I was getting my paws dirty in the honey pot that is ActionScript 3. While there, a small R&D prototype I created for interactive chat impressed enough people for it to be taken and developed into a full and core feature of the website. Subsequently described as "A chatroom created by Satan himself" on UrbanDictionary, I feel my work can achieve no higher honour. Show less

Worked on a white room Flash Player implementation for mobile, capable of running at desktop speeds. The player was intended to be used to power a highly flexible cross device UI framework.

Worked on several J2ME games titles.

Worked on many mobile games across many diverse J2ME powered platforms. Also worked on the well received Palm OS puzzler, Atum (coo! A review. Everying exists on the web: http://www.game-over.net/reviews/hand/Atum.html ), and built yet another build system.

Worked on low level serial communication COM libraries to allow Visual Basic applications to talk to the custom hardware created by Timos for tracking time for machines and humans.I also worked on creating a minimal distribution of linux to run on small embedded PC system, along with software to control various hardware devices which could be attached to it, such as LCD matrix displays and RFID button readers.

Worked on UI components used within games and tools for creating and assembling game content.