I recently had the opportunity to test out OpenGL ES (using Palm’s PDK and their simple PDK sample), and I must say I am highly impressed. It is amazingly simple (thanks to my recently gained knowledge of C++).

I will be uploading the files for anyone to download. They are licensed under Palm’s redistributable — with limitations — license, as it originally was provided to me. The file is not endorsed, nor is it supported by Palm. Also, I will not provide support for the modifications.

All I did, quite simply, was add the code that is necessary to allow the user to tap their Palm Pre or Pixi screen and the color of the rotating object changes. That’s all I did.

Who knows, I may even charge $999.99 for it to show how much people to waste.

I had a tough time finding a decent library, written in JavaScript, that is similar in nature to PHP’s serialize() and unserialize() functions.

Since I couldn’t find a decent _lightweight_ one, I decided to build my own.

I am releasing it GPL open source. At this time, it only supports serializing, not unserializing, however, unserializing it coming. Very shortly.

I will post the download link shortly.

I am currently working on many webOS apps, and might I say I love the platform and the developer community. All of the apps will be released through Appstuh, a mobile app development firm.