Most of my work over the last few months, outside of formal work, has been on open-source work in the Starcraft 2 community. You can see Starboard used in a majority of streams for Starcraft 2, and has also been adopted in an editted form for Heroes of Newerth and League of Legends.

Some of my other projects, including Replay sync utilities, C# replay parsing libraries, and an open-source chat log editor has helped the community in creating more formal streaming presentations and extending out into other applications to expand the community.

Using Starboard in particular, I’ve started extending my reach into Android and iPad development, with a first look into networking to create an application remote control. Look forward to that in the future.

The website has been redesigned, after having been inactive for the last couple years, with a focus on being a portfolio and blog for any projects I get around to doing.

On the previous site, almost all traffic was directed towards an article for creating a Virtual Keyboard in WPF. Since then, I had reworked the keyboard into a more efficient design, and I have posted the code with an example project for those interested to check out in my Portfolio.

On a side note, Starcraft 2 was recently released as well, so I’ve taken to livestreaming games to help new players, in particular Zerg players, learn how to play the game. I offer commentary and answer questions often through the chat, as well as providing Video on Demand of previous streams. If you’re a PC gamer interested in Starcraft 2, I recommend you take a look.

Thanks for coming to the new site, and feel free to leave any comments if there’s something you’d like to see.