My new iPhone game Amazing Tic Tac Toe is doing great!
As simple as the game is, it is among the best in it’s category. Amazing Tic Tac Toe is a Tic Tac Toe game with both single and multiplayer, with 3 advanced AI opponents. And the best thing? It’s free!
The game is already a hit, 12 hours into it’s life. Over 5000 rounds have been played so far. And this is only the beginning. Updates will come, and they will come soon.
Can you beat it on hard? It is possible. Good luck!
Download
Mine Searcher Free is now out in the App Store, and has already been downloaded more times than all my previous apps combined. I will celebrate this by adding new features to both the free and the paid version. The paid version gets even more features than the free one.
Thank you to everyone who downloaded the game. Keep playing!
Look at the shiny numbers!
My website has now moved to a much faster server (we are talking about 4-5 years newer tech). This should make the site much more enjoyable for both you and me, and that can’t be anything but a good thing.
New iPhone/iPad games
For now I can tell you that one brand new iPhone game is sent to Apple for review, while one even more exciting game is in the works. The iPhone game in for review is comparable to already existing desktop and mobile games, while the game that is still a work in progress is completely original, developed specifically for the iPad. Exciting stuff! Keep checking in for updates from time to time.
Yes, all the statements above are now facts. My iPhone app is happily waiting to be reviewed by the Apple fairies, my homemade inventory system is now working hard remembering all the hardware serial numbers at work, and just about an hour ago, a pack of pigs flew by my window. An awesome day, in other words.
Okay, one of the above might be a little questionable. But whatever. Let’s celebrate this great day in history by watching a great movie.
Inventory system
Thought I would add a screenshot from my inventory system. Text is in Norwegian only for now. I will translate it if I consider uploading it somewhere.
What you are seeing is the search function, where I just performed a search with a barcode scanner (which by the way works flawlessly on Ubuntu Linux, and not at all on my XP machine at work).
Currently the inventory system has the following features:
- Add, edit and delete items
- Add, edit and delete users/owners
- Add, edit and delete owner groups (people, storage rooms, etc)
- Add, edit and delete item types (PCs, laptops, printers, etc)
- Add, edit and delete models (Dell optiplex GX280, HP 1740, Wyse S50, etc)
- Add, edit and delete conditions (In use, Discarded, In for repair, available, etc)
- Search by barcode, owner, type or model
- See statistics of number of items, owners and changes (changes are displayed for past day, week, and total)
- List all owners
- List all items
- Each item is registered with barcode, date of purchase, date of last edit, model, owner, type and condition
- Dropdown lists are used where possible/reasonable
If you are interested, please ask. If I get any response, the chance of me open sourcing it is far greater.
