My little software warehouse

Apart from some rest, and reading some good books (like excellent Kent Beck's Test Driven development by example, and "growing object-oriented software guided by tests"), I have been working on a new app in the last month or so.

This time I want to share something I learned about working in background on android.

It's already been 18 days, and it's time to make some considerations.

I just released a new game.

Another thing I always wanted to do was game programming.

Well, I stopped and started thinking what's so cool about mobile development and mobile apps, and I would like to share my thoughts.

I released DroidAlone on the market in the early summer.

This won't be a strictly technical post, but something related to some of my impressions during android development.

It may sound weird, but I discovered java development while trying to learn android development itself.

EDIT 11/11/2012: as described in this new blog post, I modified the script to generate a content provider as well This is my first post about something related to android.

Well, maintaining a blog looks harder than I thought, but this is another attempt to keep it alive.

A lot of things have changed since my last post, but some are still the same.

I often try to do something with various tech stuff.

Since my mobile device is a s60v3 one (Nokia E61), I found particulary difficult to develop any simple python script on the phone.