I’ve been getting into Netvibes recently. I’ll probably write more about it later, but for now just wanted to announce my first Netvibes module - MySudoku.
After looking at the other Sudoku modules available on Netvibes, I thought my own Sudoku engine improved on all of those in several key areas. It took about three hours to convert my Flash app into Netvibes compatible code.
Just checked and there has been 34 downloads so far today. Looks like Om Malik’s Widgetization of the Web might be the way forward. It certainly gives exposure to small developers like myself, and will hopefully generate some useful feedback.
Take a look - my sudoku module page is here.
If you have a Netvibes account, add my module: 
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When I launched my Flash-based Sudoku game, I had plans to update it at least once a week with new puzzles. That was over a year ago - and in that time I only managed to update it a couple of times. Also missing from the app was a bunch of features you’d expect to find in any decent Sudoku game - the ability to check your solution for one!Â
A couple of weeks ago I decided it was time to take a fresh look at the app. I’ve added a solution checker, keyboard navigation and a few other features to make it more friendly. But most imporantly of all, I’ve added an automatic puzzle generator which will generate new puzzles for you every day.Â
Take a look here: http://www.grantgibson.co.uk/sudoku/
Hopefully the app is now feature-complete and fairly bug free, but if you have any suggestions, questions or comments they’re always welcome.
