Bryan Lynn's Online Portfolio

Switched Hosting Companies.

Bryan — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 02:05:26 +0000

Recently I switched over all of my websites to a new provider, so if any glitches come us I will do my best to update or repair errors.

Thanks for reading my blog there will be more posts coming in the future.

New Featured Page – Editor for Chrome – Chrome Web Store.

Bryan — Wed, 02 Nov 2011 19:11:01 +0000

Happy to announce my apps featured in the new look of the Chrome Web Store.

Editor for Chrome’s Ad in the Chrome Web Store

Click Here to Install

Healthy Cook Featured on the Health & Fitness section of the Chrome Web Store.

Bryan — Tue, 11 Oct 2011 16:38:21 +0000

Very excited to see Google likes my app enough to feature it under the Health & Fitness section. Click on the image below to see the live page on the Chrome Web Store.

Fat-Fingers.js

Bryan — Fri, 30 Sep 2011 18:54:26 +0000

After watching a lot of people always click the wrong link I was thinking about possible solutions to this. I thought I can extend mobile clickable states by adding a larger clickable area and adding a down state that shows that the user has clicked on the correct link.

Click Here to download the jQuery plugin Fat-Fingers.js

Android 3.2 App Building.

Bryan — Fri, 23 Sep 2011 15:05:01 +0000

I’ve been learning about the Android SDK and how to go about building a simple .html and .css app into the Android Platform.

So far I’ve tried Phone Gap a great open source platform for building html/css apps in native UI for different devices.

I used Phone Gap for building my iOS apps and it works great, but it seemed to not support the Android 3.0 + SDK which most of the new Android honeycomb tablets currently support.

So I can’t use phonegap for this.

After reading through Google’s Android developer center I noticed that there is a guide documenting something called WebView which load in the browser UI into an app my next experiment is learning about WebView to develop my first Android App.

Stay tuned for an update.

Your next App

Bryan — Fri, 02 Sep 2011 16:46:36 +0000

In my mind I always happen to be thinking about the next best thing. The one thing I can add do to push me over the top and become a well known App developer.

I have created some interesting apps over the past year and a half and now I’m trying to think of new ideas to target a new audience that will be the go to app in a niche market.

Some of the ideas I have come up with are unique, robust, and unusual. In the end I happen to ask myself a lot would someone pay for that? Is that worth the $1.99 or the number to make an App and possible make profit. Angry Birds is the most popular multi-platform game it really took a big chance putting out such a high quality game for only .99 cents. I think if I had a team working with me I could be 10x more successful in the App world but only receiving divided profits among the team.

All in all I like building Apps as a one man army, and offering unique experiences to users who may be interested in purchasing my next great app.

My iPad app goes live in the App Store.

Bryan — Mon, 22 Aug 2011 17:23:05 +0000

Exciting day today as my app joins the largest app store in the world joining the other 250,000+ apps available on the Apple iPad and iPhone.

Healthy Cook is an awesome cook book you should see what it looks like in the App Store.

Try it out if you have an iPad and Download a copy today.

Download Healthy Cook for iPad

jQuery Templating

Bryan — Thu, 11 Aug 2011 20:00:09 +0000

Template Tests

{token1} and {token2} went fishing {token1} fell out who was left?

Healthy Cook Recipe Book

Bryan — Mon, 25 Jul 2011 16:02:13 +0000

Healthy Cook specializes in recipes that are catered to your health.

Healthy Cook is a great cooking companion.

The recipes are all healthy with low fat content and high nutritional value.

You can try out Healthy Cook App from the Chrome Web Store here.

Peekaboo for JQuery

Bryan — Tue, 12 Jul 2011 20:37:44 +0000

Peekaboo makes thumbnails easier to link and add descriptions.

I almost always find myself having to find extra space to describe what the thumbnail says and where the link goes to, and what if there is more than one link and how can I squeeze in the text. How do I optimize the thumbnail image for search.

Well don’t search any further because Peekaboo for JQuery can help.

Simple add the Peekaboo JavaScript link to your page define the thumbnail and description box and abracadabra you have a pretty neat way of directing users to relevant content related to the thumbnail image.

Try out the Demo.

Download the source code.