2016 wrap-up
January 10, 2017

Ok people, let’s do this. I know it’s a bit late this year but there’s an explanation. Hear me out. For no particular reason I decided to fight Apple tooth and nail in order to create legal and legit Mac OS X builds of my games from 2016 by becoming a certified Apple developer and I also decided to do it right after New Years. Why not. After banging my head against the wall for next few days I finally managed to do it, with help from much more skilled friend (thanks, Mike). Skilled, as in: more apt in deciphering what exactly it is that Apple wants you to do now: pay up, jump the hoop or roll over. Now that it’s done, and it’s a REAL milestone in my book, the only regret I have is that I can’t put it on my to-do list for 2017. Because… it’s already done. Oh well.
Let’s look back at 2016.






















Automatyzacja albo śmierć.
“Rewolucje – Integral” to wyczekiwany przez fanów album, zbierający pierwsze cztery tomy serii Mateusza Skutnika. Swego czasu, kiedy w Polsce komiksów było jak na lekarstwo, a za wydawanie polskich autorów nikt nie chciał się zabierać, wydawnictwo Egmont ruszyło z kilkoma seriami, wśród których najciekawszą, ale i najbardziej ryzykowną były właśnie “Rewolucje”.