Lots of small things

A small blog entry about maintaining large projects in JavaScript

Leetspeak - Building and testing full stack node apps

I gave a talk in Sweden about full-stack node applications, it was recorded

NDC - Introduction to RavenDB

I gave a talk in Norway about using RavenDB, it was recorded

DDD8 - Multi-tenant ASP.NET MVC

I gave a talk in England about Multi-tenancy in ASP.NET MVC1, it was recorded

Hoverbattles

Hoverbattles was an experiment in writing a full-stack multi-player JavaScript game using WebGL and websockets, the code isn't pretty but it taught me a lot!

Zombify

Zombify is an attempt to make it easy to write end-to-end tests for ASP.NET MVC projects in JavaScript that run quickly, it works.

RavenDB

This document database isn't mine, but I contributed some important features to it back in the beginning :-)

Swallow

Asset packing for web-based games - I use this if I'm not using an engine and want to download all the things at once!

Molyhole

A 48 hour creation for "molyjam", a rather unique game jam indeed

Plane Thinking

a 48 hour creation as a warm-up for Ludum Dare 22, it's an awful game but it works

LD22 - You don't have to be alone

My first Ludum Dare Game jam entry, a 48 hour creation which crashes in most browsers after 5 minutes. Oops!

A time-lapse is available, as is the game itself

LD23 - Tiny earth protector

MY second Ludum Dare Game jam entry, a 48 hour creation that works well - but the game play is a bit slow until later levels. Lesson learned!

The game itself is available

Github Live

A few hours work one weekend with a friend in a coffeeshop, shows live commits across Github as they happen

Why templating languages aren't the answer

A short blog entry describing why I don't really like pull-based templating and think it causes pain sometimes

Lessons learned building a multiplayer game in nodejs and webgl

A retrospective of Hoverbattles, a multiplayer game I wrote in WebGL

A relaxed attitude towards the pragmatic delivery of "okay" software

A mid project retrospective of Hoverbattles, describing my approach to building software at the time, I still mostly agree with it

CQRS is too complicated

Okay, it's link-bait - I actually write about the different types of CQRS, and how it evolves to manage different kinds of complexity

Keeping JS Sane

A blog post I wrote about JS, following up a talk I gave at a conference in England

Finding a balance with ASP.NET MVC

A blog post I wrote after talking about ASP.NET MVC at a conference in England

In the land of content delivery, HTTP is king

I blog entry I wrote about using HTTP for content delivery in games, I don't think I agree with this too much now

Resource managment in JS based games

A blog entry about asynchrony and the management of assets in browser based games

The two worlds, a project retrospective

Another retrospective about Hoverbattles, this time focusing specifically on network interaction and design

Packaging assets for browser based games

A description and overview of why Swallow was created and what it is for

JavaScript sucks and it doesn't matter!

A talk I gave at the wonderful Polish event, DevDay about JavaScript