Ricci Adams has compiled an amazingly useful resource on music theory (intervals, scales, the likes) for laymen, complete with Flash training apps. I’ll make a new year’s resolution of using the interval ear trainer, scale ear trainer and chord ear trainer at least five minutes per day until I get it right.
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About 3 weeks ago, I’ve released a little Flash game named Drifts. I’ve decided to post a bit of data on the amount of traffic the game has generated so far, and on other aspects of publishing a casual game that I find noteworthy.
First off, flash games use a lot of bandwidth. In three weeks, […]

“CodeTree is an attempt to create a worthwhile dialogue between new media artists of different skill levels and backgrounds. The project’s objective is to offer a social network that facilitates learning and artistic expression—a place where coders can dissect, share, and expand upon one another’s code.”
or as REAS put it, “Very much like Flickr, but […]

Halfshag is a tool for creating isometric pixel graphics reminiscent of old tile based 8-bit or 16-bit games. It’s basically the fun of Lego and QBert combined!
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