SpreeTree.net


Welcome to SpreeTree.net. This is general dumping ground for all things programming related, such as my previous projects and general writings on the subject. I don't expect this to be the greatest web site in the world (you just have to look at it to know that!), just a hub for everything about me and more.


.: 24th February 2008 :.

Finally re-skinned the website now that I have a 'proper' host and a 'proper' blog. Hopefully this looks a bit less cheap and a bit more interesting! Still not the most amazing site, but I'm happy with it :)


.: 8th January 2008 :.

Small update to the site to link to the new Blog which is now hosted by Blogger and to add UnderPants Slam! as the latest title I have been credited with. Hopefully there will be a larger update to the site in the coming months depending on my ISP...


.: 3rd January 2007 :.

The 'Engineering Game Development' blog has finally gone live, which will be the principle posting ground for my thoughts and ideas on Game Development and Software Engineering. The papers and plans will be listed on here under 'Articles', but the blog is the primary posting ground for all my Game Development information.


.: 20th December 2006 :.

General update to the site in preparation for the 'Engineering Game Development' blog, which will contain Software Engineering articles related directly to the field of Game Development. Updated the Career section on the release of the Burger King trilogy of games.


.: 25th March 2006 :.

Content has been uploaded and all the projects have been added to the site. Screen shots have been thumb-nailed for all the projects I have worked on, both independently and professionally. The site will probably not be worked on again for a while, but it will always be here!


.: 22th March 2006 :.

The website is live, and the main priority is content. I'm not the biggest fan of the style of the website, but then I don't have the biggest art talent in the world, so I can live with this. I did originally intend to have a nice little blog system on the front end, but after fruitlessly trying to persuade my host to use SQL, I gave up. Nothing wrong with doing it the old fashioned way...