"This game teaches you the hardest parts of computer science in the coolest way possible" can be read in the store description of Squally, a game for Linux, Windows and macOS currently in Early

As announced a week ago, I'm starting to slowly Open Source all the apps I've written over the last few decades to add some more projects to my Github profile, and today my multi column (think Tweetdeck

I recently Open Sourced (MIT license) and published a revamped version of a project I started seven years ago, Dat Pixel Editor, an HTML5 pixel graphics editor that allows you to create icons, game sprites

Write Freely is on the Frontpage of Hacker News right now, I've used it before so I thought I mention it here. It's a pretty neat privacy focused, minimalist and distraction free blogging solution with

If you want to stay safe on the internet you need to use strong and randomly generated passwords for every website and should never use a single password for multiple websites, but remembering all those

Columns for Steem, my multi column web app for Steem (like Tweetdeck or Mastodon, with live updating columns that scroll in new posts from the top) hasn't gained as much interest as I had hoped, so I didn't

Aether has been created by a former Google and Facebook product designer and engineer, Burak Nehbit, with the goal to create a privacy aware, censorship resistant but still moderated decentralized social

System 76 is the producer of laptops and desktop computers tailor made for running Linux. They've recently created their own Ubuntu based Linux distribution called Pop!_OS which shares the installer and

Github's Electron has become extremely popular over the last few years, it was developed as an alternative to NW.js (formerly known as node-webkit) and Github even contracted one of the core maintainers

Github just posted their post mortem (and heartfelt apology) for the 24 hour outage it suffered on October 21, which lead to issues around the world because we programmers are silly enough to put all our

Micro.blog is a fairly new service, it launched in April 2017 so is only a year and a half old, I just heard about it on Hacker News. Micro.blog does something very intriguing, it creates a decentralized,

Lamplight City (GOG) is a point & click adventure game with beautiful low resolution pixel graphics and five cases to solve as a private investigator in an alternate steampunk 19th century city right

A week before elementary OS 5 "Juno" was released I installed the beta version and liked the operating system and its fast native apps (all written in Vala, which compiles to C) so much that

elementary OS 5 "Juno" has been released today, an Open Source Linux based operating system that is beautifully designed and quite different to other Linux distributions. You can download it

Two years ago on October 6th 2016, Mastodon was publicly announced on Hacker News by its creator Eugen Rochko. It's an Open Source clone of Twitter, with the added ability for everyone to create their

Almost six years ago, alpha 4 of Haiku was released, and today marks the release of the first beta of the project, which is one of the few actively developed hobby operating systems left. Developed by

Today marks the release of the first public beta version of Manyverse, an Open Source Android app that allows you to connect to the Secure Scuttlebutt (SSB) decentralized network on the go, you can think

A few days ago, a new project called Electron Fiddle was introduced in an article on Medium. It's part of the official Electron project and is described as an Electron version of sites such as JSFiddle

PICO-8 and its free clone TIC-80 are super interesting pieces of software if you're interested in learning game programming at all. They are fantasy game consoles with included code, sprite, sound and

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