Peter Ex Texia

This is where I'm supposed to sum up who am I in a few words, but I don't want to.

How Chrome Crushed My Dreams of Multilingual Word Game Dominance
Aw, Snap! I was feeling great. I had just announced my bilingual word game, Bilingdle, on social media, and the immediate response was overwhelmingly positive, especially among my friends and family on Facebook.
Bilingdle

Bilingdle

Tue, Sep 19, 2023

I first learned about Wordle in early 2022, and like so many others, I started to play daily. Eventually I discovered Quordle, which is like Wordle but with 4 words at the same time, and that became my daily game.
ClozeMaker

ClozeMaker

Fri, Jun 30, 2023

ClozeMaker is a small Windows application I threw together in 2017 to make the process of making cloze-deletion flashcards in Anki easier.
Word Multi Search

Word Multi Search

Mon, Jun 26, 2023

In 2014, I wrote a quick static site to help speed up the process of making flashcards in the way suggested by Gabriel Wyner in his book Fluent Forever.
Grobble the Caveman

Grobble the Caveman

Fri, Jun 2, 2023

The GMTK Game Jam happened once again in July 2022, and like the previous year, Thomas and I decided to participate.
Malfunction

Malfunction

Thu, Jun 1, 2023

In June 2021, my frequent co-conspirator Thomas sent me a message asking I wanted to participate in a game jam that weekend.
RhinoSpike

RhinoSpike

Thu, May 18, 2023

RhinoSpike is a site that allows language learners to get recorded audio in their target language. The audio is submitted by other users of the site who are native speakers of that language, and usually are also learning another language and seeking recording audio in their target language.
Babelhut

Babelhut

Tue, Dec 27, 2022

Babelhut was a blog created by my friend Thomas and myself to document our language learning journey online. Our about page from the site said this:
This page contains files and links referred to in my Polyglot Gathering 2016 presentation. Video of the presentation Slides View my slides on Google Docs
This is largely a note to myself, to find later. This has already happened to me several times and I forget how to resolve this every time.
This post was originally posted on Babelhut. Linas Vaštakas is an avid language learning enthusiast, and he currently runs a project InterlinearBooks.
Recently, I had become aware that Anki 2.0 was in beta through my friend Tom, who is working on making some changes to the MCD Support plugin so that it supports languages like Spanish as well as it does Japanese.