Nat Torkington

Four short links: 2 November 2010

Participation, iPhone Games Programming, Mobile Keypad Magic, and Web App Security

by | @gnat  | +Nat Torkington  | Comment |  2 November 2010

  1. Lessons from the Johnny Cash Project -- When a participatory activity is designed without a goal in mind, you end up with a bunch of undervalued stuff and nowhere to put it. (via Courtney Johnston)
  2. Doom iPhone Review -- fascinating explanation of how the iPhone works for programmers, and how the Doom source code works around some of the less-game-friendly features. (via Tom Carden on Delicious)
  3. The 8 Pen -- new alphanumeric entry system for Android.
  4. Salesforce Security -- lots of information for web developers, most generally applicable. (via Pete Warden)

tags: game, google android, iphone, mobile, museums, programming, security, user generated content, web apps

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