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Welcome to my little development and showcase site.

Here I show my recent projects and post news and updates. Most of my projects are completely free and open (FOSS), so are media files. Be sure to check out the license of each project.

I'm very open for opinions about my projects. So if you think you've got something to tell, don't hesitate to contact me – I'd love to hear from you!

News

February 21th

SFGUI

SFGUI has been synchronized to the current SFML2 revision. This means SFGUI can be compiled cleanly, again. Unfortunately the editbox had to be disabled due to missing functions in the SFML2 library (the new sf::String class is very basic at the moment).

However, there're currently huge API changes in progress. The raw pointers will be completely replaced by shared pointers (provided by Boost). Also, the patched SFML2 version has been removed from the Git repository aswell as the Boost headers. In my opinion everybody who wants to use SFGUI should be able to fetch copies of SFML2 and Boost – remember that SFGUI doesn't need compiled Boost libraries at all. Having the headers of Bind, Function and shared_ptr is perfectly fine.

Bye Tilechat, welcome FlexWorld

The graphical chat world Tilechat has been renamed to FlexWorld. Also the server part has been developed to a good state. I'm utilizing Boost.Asio this time for great asynchronous support. At the moment the client (FlexCl) is being developed to be able to walk around and chat.

IRC won't be directly integrated into the FlexWorld protocol anymore. Instead, I'll link a self-made IRC service later as a plug-in. Plug-ins, extensions and scripts for FlexWorld are written in the Python scripting language and the binding for this already exists!

Please note that the project page under Projects still shows Tilechat. I'll update it as soon as I'll find time for it. You can find FlexWorld at the projects section now.

November 19th

Today I created the first version of this site. It's my first approach creating a website with Python and webpy. I hope you like it and find it somewhat useful. ;-)

Together with this site, I show the first projects: