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Middoku for your mobile phone |
 Middoku is the well known game of Sudoku (or Su Doku) for your mobile phone. It's available now for most modern devices and it's free  . |
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Midtris for your mobile phone |
 Midtris is a clone of the well known game of Tetris® for your mobile phone. It's available now for most modern devices for free . |
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 Robocode is an application that allows robots (small tanks) to go to
battle in an arena. You have to design the intelligence of your robot
yourself. This is done in the Java programming language. A while back,
I designed two simple robots. This page is dedicated to them. What's
really cool about Robocode is that by implementing just a couple of
methods, you can have immediate visual feedback (and gratification). My
robots do a little more than implement the bare basics, but are in no
way competitive with the worlds best. I think Robocode is a fun way of
learning how to program (and particularly in Java). It's fun to compete
with your buddies/colleagues.
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 At work, we have this tradition of inviting your co-workers
for a piece of cake when it's your birthday. In such an e-mail
invitation, the birthday boy's or girl's age is often cryptically
described. One such descriptions was: "last year my age was perfect".
After remembering what was so special about perfect numbers, I wrote
this little piece of software (many years ago). Perfect numbers are closely related to
Mersenne primes.
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 When I got a my HP Jornada 760 series, I was eager to write some
software for it. Chai came pre-installed. Chai is a Java VM
implementation by HP. I don't think it exists anymore.
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Level Editor for platform games |
 A long, long, long time ago, I decided it was time to write a
game. A platform type game it would be. The operating system of choice
was MS-DOS. Windows was not yet very popular at the time. And in any
case, I didn't know anything about it. I figured that somewhere along
the line, I would need a tool with which to create the levels. And
before even thinking about any game details, I set out to creating a
level editor. The platform game never materialized, but the level
editor was salvaged from a floppy disk. In an ongoing effort to rescue
anything I created that is remotely interesting, I'm presenting it here.
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 Dungeon Quest was one of the first proper games I wrote. It was way back in
1989. The program is written in QuickBasic, the graphics were done by
my brother. What follows now are the instructions the way they were
written many years ago. You can get the executable plus associated
files (including the source code) as a ZIP file from the the download
section of this site.
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Will it run on my device? |
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Will those MIDlets run on my device?
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