30 March 2008
| Dodge v1.01 |
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Added a new version of Dodge Changes for this release:-
New Screen Shots Labels: Dodge, Game Dev, Screenshot, XNA |
posted by Dave Henry at
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22 March 2008
| I've got something to show you... |
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Last night Pyro, Rae, Webber, Manda, Wife & I all went to town for the second meeting for the society of "People that don't hit Dave when he says something stupid". last nights events were food followed by comedy. We all seemed to enjoy Mr Lee Evans trying out some new stuff which was an education. I also made mention of a little something I had written this week to Webber and made the mistake of saying I'd upload it today. The little something is a game I first wrote back in '92 in pascal for DOS, it's a simple game called Dodge and the idea is that your this little pink dude who has to avoid getting trampled by the other things in the level by getting them to walk over the mines. As an alpha I know there is loads to fix but the meat of the game is here. I think I needed to get this out as quick as I could because I was starting to lose heart with writing and having nothing to show for it. And here are some screen shots for you. Labels: Dodge, Game Dev, Screenshot, XNA |
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posted by Dave Henry at
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12 March 2008
| Two weeks well spent... |
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| I finished Crysis, and started a new project, don't worry Bert is still going to happen I just wanted something I could knock off quickly(note to self don't make rude joke). "What is it this time?" I hear you all drone. Well it's still a C# project, but not a game. It stems from an idea I had back when I was writing P.A.S.S. as an AJAX app @ Source but I just never got round to doing anything about it. It's a desktop app for site administration that needs little or no server tech as all the pages and support files are compiled on your system then FTP'd to the server. Some things can't be pre-generated, so there will need to be some server side scripting but nothing that could be exploited by a hacker. The biggest drawback to using PHP-Nuke and other CMS apps is all the admin software is on the site just begging to be exploited, and lets face it how often do you need to update your site from a computer other than your main PC? plus all CMS software reliy on a database of some description and that opens up for SQL code injection if the scripts aren't written properly. Another thing is that with classic ASP there was no native way to upload files and even with PHP uploading more than 5 files is a pain. I worked on something similar to this for Pyro back in the days when I had alot of time on My hands and the less said about that the better, but it could be adapted to do that job to ;-). For the moment I'm trying to K.I.S.S., starting with the RSS module, it'll take your posts and then compile the HTML site to view them same as blogger dose. You'll know if I get it up and running because I'll replace this site with a new one Labels: Home, Off Topic, Site Admin |
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posted by Dave Henry at
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