I think it would be true to say that Knytt Stories has almost a cult following on the net. Doc Rogers discusses the creation of a legend with it’s maker Nicklas.

Doc: Hello Nicklas thank you for taking some time to talk to the Knitware team, we know you’re really busy on several new projects so really appreciate your time. Let’s talk Knytt! read full post »

Flickr searches can be slow, so one man decided to speed things up. Doc Rogers talks to ‘Houser’ inventor of FlickrLeech … is it life in the fast lane?

Doc: I’m always surfing the web looking for new and interesting sites for this and my own blog (www.docrogers.co.uk). I stumbled across FlickrLeech last year and thought it was a pretty cool piece of programming. I emailed ‘Houser’ who created the site, and caught him half way through a Beta launch.

Hi Houser, good to speak to you … what’s FlickrLeech all about for those who haven’t seen it?

Houser: Initially it started out as a little tool I used to check the ‘Interestingness’ photos on Flickr for a particular day. Because that feature is a real-time moving target (it potentially changes every minute). read full post »

Emil Ernerfeldt the creator of Phun takes a break to talk 2D physics with Knitware’s Doc Rogers.

Doc: Hello Emil, thankyou for taking some time to talk to the Knitware team, I guess you must be pretty busy.

Hello! I have been quite busy since I put the video on YouTube three weeks ago, but I try to take the time to dialog with my new found fans!

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