I’ll be heading to the Outer Banks today for the next week, so there won’t be any updates to FlashStuf and probably no new posts either until I get back. However, as you might’ve noticed from my last post, I can make posts from my phone now; so if I come across anything worthwhile, you all shall be the first to know (or, second).
Well, relatively long. If there was one thing that has been consuming my free time in the past few weeks or so, it’d be Futurama. I recently, er– discovered –all 72 episodes so I’ve been spending what time I don’t spend interacting with the outside world, watching Futurama.
But otherwise I’ve been gathering some much-needed energy to finally finish the next major release of my Easy Site Package. I’m aiming to have it done by mid-August, but if not it’ll be September at the latest.
As for FlashStuf, I went wild on it today, fixing up the broken registration form (no new users for two months?– OH!) and making a fully mobile version of FlashStuf Profiles, with a few fixes to the desktop site. However, I’m making yet another (hopefully the last) blog for FlashStuf.com and the development I do on it. It’ll also be open to contributors, for the one day that we finally decide to expand. Anyways, it will be at blog.flashstuf.com, hopefully soon (once the subdomain finally clears– I think 1and1 is having problems today).
This has been one hell of a summer for me. I’ve spent a lot of it developing a lot of web sites. They’ve been getting progressively better, too. The thing is, it’s been taking all my attention (or most) away from the site I run the most, FlashStuf.com. But the beginning of the summer brought about a new feature on FlashStuf that I’ve been carrying through on every single site I’ve done since.
I started really getting my web design business off the ground (MattBaerDesign.com) back in June, as I was making a site for my first “official” client (Brahma Vidya Peetham). I got into browser-based game-making in mid-July, creating my previously flash-made idea of (what is now) Your God (although this is the only one not completely publicly known). Leaving my Chicken Cheese Productions site out to dry, I made this blog you’re seeing now (which doesn’t count; it took me 30 seconds to set up) off of that site, because it’s basically my personal site. And just yesterday, started on my second client’s (okay, dad’s) site, The Baer Foundation. And, of course, all of these projects are still carrying on to this day.
Somehow I manage to do all of this and actually enjoy my summer.
