iTanky is a fun and addictive 2 dimensional tank game for iOS. You can either play the campaign or fight against your friends via Wifi or Bluetooth. I developed this app together with Richard, a your graphic designer from Dresden, Germany. I also developed a web based map editor that works on all modern browsers. This app was available on the App Store for free.

A far more detailed project description can be found here (only german): iTanky Projektbeschreibung

The U19 Freestyle Computing competition is organised by the Ars Electronica in Linz, Austria.

• 2011 I took part with my Bikemap iPhone app and got one of the top 15 places.
• 2012 I sent in my iPhone game iTanky and landed in the top 15 places again. Both years there have been over 600 participants.

Hi everyone!

Hopefully you are already aware of my Bikemap App. It was downloaded over 50.000 times within 4 months, a huge success for me and I couldn’t have done it without you!

Some quick facts:

• I scored second place with this app in the  U19 freestyle computing competition and was chosen from over 650 participants
• I was in the  Futurezone.at, one of the most famous IT-blogs from Austria
• The Austrian Kurier wrote about this app in the printed version
• Bikemap was the most downloaded sports app in Austria, Czechia and Qatar
• Sebastian Kreutzberger, the CTO of 6Wunderkinder, noticed this app and offered me an iOS developer position. Wunderlist and Bikemap were both developed in Titanium and one day I decided to tweet to Appcelerator announcing my recent number of downloads. Sebastian noticed my tweet and quickly got into contact with, we chatted and then he offered me a job. 6Wunderkinder is a totally cool company, and you can see this by the people who work  here.

Before I started working, I participated at a Appcelerator Titanium Training to become a  Certified Titanium Application Developer. It was a huge milestone in my young career and I hope to gain more training in the future.

6Wunderkinder is a Berlin based startup founded in August of 2010 and creates multi-platform productivity solutions for individuals, groups and businesses. Currently I am working on a productivity platform named  Wunderkit. Recently, I submitted an update of Wunderlist for iPhone and iPad to the App Store. I also worked on the next  Wunderlist version that includes iOS, Mac and Windows. This week I started to work on Wunderkit projects and look forward to the upcoming challenges. I have the greatest team that provides good support, feedback and lot’s of laughter.

While working in Berlin at 6Wunderkinder I took part at the .NET Awards 2011 as “Young Developer of the Year” and managed to get into the shortlist of 3 people.

More information can be found on the official website.