Weather Alerts for DashClock

ic_launcher-webI just uploaded my first Android app, a severe weather alert extension for Dashclock. Check it out: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.katzmatt.dashclock.weatheralerts

You can also install it for free from here: http://katzmatt.com/android/weatheralerts/

If you don’t have any severe weather in your area, but want to try it out, download the free version. It will let you set the location manually, so you can see how it works for areas currently under severe weather alerts.

I’ve only been able to test it on my Nexus 10, so anyone with a different device willing to test please let me know if there are any problems.

Pre-Launch Update Two: A New Design For 2012

With my previous WordPress themes gone I thought I’d try to create a new design for this site, instead of recreating an old one. I’m basing my theme off the current WordPress default theme, called twentyeleven. Currently my design has only modest changes from the default. I’ve changed the background, added a black border to the main content area (to give it the feel of being part of the collage in the background), and tweaked the header so that the main image is now a background to the header and not separate.

It’s not much, but it’s a start.

Pre-Launch Update One: Installing WordPress

As some of you know I’ve been without a blog/portfolio website for several months now. This is–basically–because of an issue involving my GoDaddy webhosting. I had decided to let my hosting expire (because GoDaddy sucks) and that was going to be that. The problem came when I couldn’t retrieve any of my files from the server. Before the cutoff date I attempted to pull down all of my themes, plugins, uploads, and other files from GoDaddy, but with no luck whatsoever. I was getting download speeds so low single files took hours.

So yeah, all my stuff gone. Yay :/

Finally I’m back! I’m currently running my own VPS server and finally figured out how to get everything installed to get wordpress up and running. Had this server been a familiar Debian environment it would have taken no time at all, but CentOS has some subtle differences that took me a while to figure out.

Now that I have a working WordPress again it shouldn’t be long before I hammer out a design and get this site running again.