Hello Spell It enthusiasts! We are thrilled to unveil a monumental update to the classic word game that started it all—Spell It! It’s hard to believe it’s been nearly a decade since our last...
This was the first time I attended the global coding hackathon-like fun event, the Advent of Code 2022. Being an Android developer using Kotlin, I’ve been following the Kotlin updates on Jetbrains blog posts,...
You got an image to be used as mask for another image. (Mask is like a black and white image, when combined with other images, white area will be retained, black area will be...
Here’s the Inkscape Badge Tutorial No One asked for, but I decided to do it anyway with my voice. Maybe it’ll help someone. Video Notes / Written Tutorial For those not preferring a video...
Ever wanted to view through the aar library sources in your android studio project, but got the decompiled class files instead. For seeing the source code, when going to function declarations inside the aar...
The Year 2018 was indeed quite adventurous and twists and turns. Only FOUR blog posts. Mostly about game releases. Bigger things learned the hard way, even though it was always just before your eyes....
A Simple Raylib Game Tutorial, setup using the VSCode editor.
by monster Brain · Published December 19, 2018 · Last modified May 25, 2020
The infamous OpenClipart.org website offers an evergrowing collection of free public domain vector cliparts. ( which means you can do whatever with it). So I made an Android App to easily search and view...
