Dan Cook has recently started working again on his old Squirrelbox (Antidisassemblage) project and posted an Alpha version of it at
http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/414/41454.html . For those who don't remember, this software allowed you to program in a simplified version of Java to produce calculator games faster than TI-BASIC but easier than ASM. Unfortunately the previous version also had bugs but seeing progress resuming on this, we may see a bug-free version released in the future.
On United-TI Digitan has continued progress on RoboWar flash-APP port and Robot War 2.
http://www.unitedti.org/index.php?showforum=38Also, on #omnimaga about a week ago, tr1p1ea has posted a screenshot of an upcoming update to Desolate, this time featuring 8 level grayscale and tile reflection effects.
If you're still alive past this screenshot, there haven't been a lot of updates recently about Calc84maniac's Super Mario game Project M, F-Zero and {AP} has gone missing in action until this summer, but there have still been progress for those who don't check the forums regulary. Don't forget to check the projects section regulary to see progress on our staff projects (and screenshots). Metagross111, our currently most active member, also got a nice Pokémon Stadium clone in the works
here. Pokémon Purple has been going slowly lately, but it's sure not dead.
Also don't forget to check Simplethinker's Chips Challenge progress (and eye-candy) at
http://www.omnimaga.org/index.php?board=27.0 .
Since this month began, the TI community has been going slightly slower, after activity risen for the entire November month (where Omnimaga went 1 post close to break the 1000 post/month bar for the first time in 11 months). Most users have probably ended at the hospital for heart attacks after checking
recent screenshots of Zelda at Revsoft forums.
On a unrelated note, there have also been forum updates. Most forum mods installed were updated to their most recent versions.