Where have the Updates Gone?

Some people may have noticed that I haven't updated my apps in a while. Here's the explanation, plus a little info about what lies ahead.

The apps I put on the Android market provide a minuscule amount of income - a couple dollars a month, at most. I was looking for a job when I first started developing for Android, and I found one about 2 1/2 months ago. Since then, I've spent most of my time on the job or dealing with personal matters.

In the meanwhile, though, I've been cooking up an interesting update for Tic Tac Toe - it should make things run smoother (like they aren't already? bug reports - what bugs?) and add a really cool new feature. I'm halfway done and expect development to speed up within the next month or so.

I've been taking suggestions from some close friends for games I could publish on Android, and I have a few more ideas brewing. The next game I publish will probably be a lot longer, but I'll ensure you can save your progress. I still plan to add features to Maze Escape, too.

Getting into Android Development

I will post in this blog the details of each of my programs and updates I make to them. If you need help or support, or if you find a bug, you can comment here for a quick response.

I only recently tried my hand at Google Android. I already know Java, C++, and PHP, but learning how to use Android's API is a whole new experience. I enjoy new experiences and I enjoy making new things - new artwork, new programs, and new works of literature.  I hope to make this happen through my work with Android.


My first application is Tic Tac Toe, published on the Android Market one month ago. Tic Tac Toe received a decent reception, so I decided to expand its functionality and style. A recent update broke compatibility with Éclair and Cupcake, but I fixed Éclair last night and Cupcake today.


I'm working on a second application, although I won't release the details just yet.  I plan to make it fun, creative, and stylish.