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Chrome Web Store was just launched, and I wanted to test how the publishing process compared to the process of publishing your application on Android Marketplace. I added a simple application in form of a web shortcut, and published PostMaster there.

Lately I've been playing around with the Android SDK, and made some interesting prototypes for apps and games. To test out how the Android Marketplace publishing process works, I've decided to port a simple old game I made way back over to Android. This game is called Tic Tac Toe.

Now that Funcom is financially troubled, a lot of us were laid off. Unfortunately I was one of them. I decided I wanted to go back to what I was working on earlier, and am now working for Waade Information System again. It will be interesting to see how their systems have evolved since I left.

Search functionality have been added to these pages. It is now possible to search through the wast amount of material available on this site.

I've added some information on more of the projects that I've worked on at Funcom. That list should now be complete as far as I remember. In addition I've changed how the language switcher for these webpages work slightly. When you selected language earlier, you were sent to the front page of that section. Now you remain at the same page whenever language changes. This does not apply for the blog, as those entries does not have both languages. Older entries are in norwegian only, while newer are in english only.

I've added a new filter for projects, namely what technology a project uses. This will for example make it easier to find all projects I've worked on that uses Java.

In addition I've added a few more projects I've worked on. There will be more of these as I'll be gathering screenies and such.

I've finally had time to update these webpages. The update has included a completely new design, converting the content that were there over to a nice CSS layout. I also decided to throw out all the code behind the page and use an existing framework. After trying out a few frameworks I found one that I really fell in love with, CakePHP.

CakePHP is a MVC framework that looked very promising from the start. While I was making these pages I run into some of problems, but the framework came to the rescue every time. I highly recommend it to everyone thinking of making a webpage.

It is time to move on, and I am now leaving my old job and starting in a new job at Funcom. Here I will be working on a for now undisclosed project.

My last trip to Verdal. At least when it comes to the Human Factor project. We had a final demonstration of the applications and, we agreed that the test version we have now created was good enough. Hopefully we will have the possibility to continue on this project later on.

Finally. I will now be working at Waade Information System. Here I will in the start be working on their web publishing solution, WisWeb.