Ok, after some hiccups, CubeMine.com is now powered by WordPress! Yes, I know I said that I like reinventing the wheel before but I just don’t have time anymore to get my symfony-wheel spinning.
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Ok, after some hiccups, CubeMine.com is now powered by WordPress! Yes, I know I said that I like reinventing the wheel before but I just don’t have time anymore to get my symfony-wheel spinning. Hello everyone, I know I’ve been very inactive lately. The last wallpaper I posted here was almost a year ago! To compensate this and to commemorate the soon-to-be-released YoFrankie open game, I just posted four wallpapers I’ve been slowly creating since the Big Buck Bunny movie DVD arrived here. Hey, here’s a small update after a long while because I’m still not dead and I know my viewers want one (yes, all 6 of you!) It took a lot more time than I thought it would but spammers finally managed to mess up the comment system. I’m temporarily turning off the comments while I figure out what I will do regarding this. There is a new 3D renderer worth checking out called LuxRender . It’s free, as in freedom, and despite being barely a month old, already has a big momentum, attracting many developers and artists. Some of its main features are: Today I finished the wallpaper resolution selector and now it’s possible to download a wallpaper with the exact dimensions of your screen. There’s an automatic detection script so you should only have to click the download button. If you change the resolution the preview should also change (my first AJAX!). But before I started this update, I did a small analysis of the resolutions visitors were using. Hey everyone, I’ve just finished a much needed update to the site. Most obvious change is the new visual layout but a lot has changed under the hood also. This title is probably one of the most famous “last words” for blogs but I’ve been busy the last couple of months developing a new Cube Mine website. There will be more emphasis on my wallpaper gallery and less on the blog, since I’m not really the blogger type. When someone thinks of rapid web application development, Ruby on Rails is the framework everyone remembers first, but it has a problem. It does not run on standard LAMP web servers and so most web hosting services don’t support it on their basic plan, which is the shared hosting. There are a few exceptions like Site5 however many complain of high loads and slow response. Alternative frameworks luckily exists though. I just added a new section Prints which is actually redirecting to my DeviantArt store page. The new DeviantArt Shop looks incredible with many high quality prints and their printers are certainly top notch. |
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