Here one of the rooms of our new office where Nina, Stefan and I do work on the next generation of efficiency software:
Here our old office in Gruenderwerkstatt, Hadenbergtrasse with Nina and Jan:
Unfortunately I don’t have a photo of our first office 
One day I came into the office and this was on my desk 
… see www.veodin.com. And here are the three astronauts: 
For about 6 months I’m working with Jan on a new product that may help everyone using Microsoft Office to get more efficient and up-to-speed.
We track the user’s mouse and keyboard input and suggest using shortcuts for his most used features. Our foundation framework is application independent and thus can be extended to support more than just Microsoft Office.
Concerning our team we now have hooked up Amir who will keep care we’ll sell something soon.
It’s an amazing time as the diversity of problems we face and solve is really huge and it’s also a pleasure to work with technologies like C# and WPF.
We are a great team and have that unbelievable warp-drive every start-up needs. If you got hooked, too, visit www.veodin.com.
First: Sorry for the hassle and thanks for all submited crash reports.
There was a deployment error that let PureMp3 crash on start-up on 32 bit systems when there was not the right version of Microsoft SQL CE server installed. The new version 2.2.0.8 comes with binaries for all versions and should just work. It also contains fixes for several other minor issues.
… where I worked the last 7.5 years. It was a really great time in my life and it was a pleasure to work with the most brilliant people I ever met. But now it’s time for something really new. Note to myself: it was the following things I did:
Live 4
- MIDI meters
- Groove I (Swing)
- MIDI quantization
- Meters in routing choosers
- Removed monitor view
- MIDI to ReWire
- MIDI Computer Keyboard
Live 4.1
- Operator I (The Masterpiece)
Live 5
- Simpler II
- Phaser
- Flanger
- AutoPan
- Repeater
- Preset Groups
- Saturator
Live 6
- Eq4 to Eq7 to Eq8
- Dynamic Tube
- Sampler
- MIDI from ReWire
Live 7
- Drum Racks
- Spectrum
Live 8
- Operator II
- Overdrive
- Onset detection
- Groove II
- Transient Warpmode
The last things are CONFIDENTIAL 
. I hope I did not mix up versions and features too much.
… get it at https://bitbucket.org/mroc/puremp3/src/.
It is separated in several layers with logging, multithreading, abstracted file system, unit tested ID3 tag library with cascadable batch processors, music brainz + freeDb + discogs interfaces, undo supporting document classes, MVVM tag editor models, XAML editors, SqlCE library database and more.
Thunderstork, my arcade sidescroller in cartoon look is now available in appstore.
The project I worked the last four months on is:
Soon to be released. More information on www.thunderstork.com
Long time no hear… Useful auto ptr class for referencing Objective-C objects from C++. Especially useful when putting Objective-C objects into STL containers:
template<typename TClass> class NSPtr
{
public:
NSPtr() : _obj(NULL)
{}
NSPtr(TClass* o) : _obj(NULL)
{
this->operator=(o);
}
NSPtr(const NSPtr<TClass>& o) : _obj(NULL)
{
this->operator=(o);
}
~NSPtr()
{
this->operator=(NULL);
}
NSPtr& operator=(const NSPtr<TClass>& other)
{
this->operator=(*other);
return *this;
}
NSPtr & operator=(TClass* o)
{
if (o != _obj)
{
if (o != NULL)
{
[o retain];
}
if (_obj != NULL)
{
[_obj release];
}
_obj = o;
}
return *this;
}
TClass* operator*() const
{
return _obj;
}
TClass* operator->() const
{
return _obj;
}
private:
TClass* _obj;
};