In a collaboration between Topeka artist Michelle Leivan and D2Coding, we are unveiling a public Beta of the electronic version of Stroke of Genius!
We unveiled the game at the Topeka Arts Symposium April 8th. Thank you ArtsConnect for inviting us to the Symposium!
Please checkout the Facebook page for Stroke of Genius! as well.
There’s not a “help” section to the game yet, but checking out the Tutorial posts will give you a good feel for how the game is played.
Any feedback is appreciated. Thank you for participating in our …
We’ll walk through some code examples, showing you some of the pitfalls we’ve encountered, as well as some tips and tricks.
Here you will find some of the things we’ve been working on. Find examples of the finished products as well as handy guides for using and configuring them. Perhaps we’ll even inspire you to come up with your own ideas that D2Coding can help you deliver.
Now that we’re a good way into Spring, we’re doing a little Spring cleaning of our hardware at D2Coding. Upgrading memory in our Mac and archiving off old files. What has your business done regarding Spring cleaning?
We love creating new Flash components, but when we found that Flickr can make slideshows so easily… well, we know our time would not be well spent recreating the wheel. Without further ado, a sample of our portfolio via Flickr.
Created with Admarket’s flickrSLiDR.
We also have portfolios of the work that our artists and programmers completed before joining D2Coding. Be watching for links to their personal portfolios.
In a collaboration between Topeka artist Michelle Leivan and D2Coding, we are unveiling a public Beta of the electronic version of Stroke of Genius!
We unveiled the game at the Topeka Arts Symposium April 8th. Thank you ArtsConnect for inviting us to the Symposium!
Please checkout the Facebook page for Stroke of Genius! as well.
There’s not a “help” section to the game yet, but checking out the Tutorial posts will give you a good feel for how the game is played.
Any feedback is appreciated. Thank you for participating in our …
You can now post to your WordPress blog via your Blackberry.
First, download the WordPress app from the Blackberry application store (free).
Then, from your desktop, log in to your blog and enable XML-RPC from the writing options page (/wp-admin/options-writing.php).
Once you’ve added the WordPress application to your Blackberry, run it, and add your blog by clicking the Blackberry key, and selecting Add Blog. You need your blog URL (http://etc, etc) and your username and password that you use to login to your blog via the wp-login.php page.
The Blackberry app …
Just stumbled across the “site overlay” feature in Google Analytics. From the data presented for D2Coding, it’s clear that more visitors are interested in learning about D2Coding in general, that those visitors interested in what we do are three times more interested in our Flash/Actionscript portfolio than our Web 2.0 Technologies portfolio, and that either database/server-side coding is not interesting to them, or the specific technologies are meaningless to them, and so they don’t click on those links.
If you have Analytics, check out your site overlay by clicking the link …
