I have been playing a mobile game, Star Wars: Galaxy Of Heroes for a bit. I really liked a tracking website, so I made my own tracker inspired by that website over a month or so. Version 2 added a bunch of features including graphics and a whole settings system.

We use an iPhone 4s as our bedside clock and we needed one that displayed the weather and the time and the day. So I made one.

I re-programmed an old game I made in Visual Basic at some summer teacher conference about computer animation. It's a game to help students practice their knowledge of coordinate transformations.

I needed a pretty weird test score adjusting program for school and I added some nice looking graphs for my class so I can show students how they did on tests.

This web app was featured on the site that hosts the school as a thing that people can make when they take this class. So I guess that's good. I tried to be funny, as well. Maybe I could be a programmer after all if I just worked hard at it? So, no, then.

I took a class in spring of 2015 on HTML/CSS/jQuery. I do that when I think about career change. It was part one of a four-part path to becoming a programmer. But do I really want to do that? CAN I really do that now that I'm old? This game is a good indicator that maybe I shouldn't. I got a good grade on this, though.

More of my work from the class I took. This is an exploration of sorting principles. I wanted to know how to sort by color, so I spent a lot of time figuring that out. The animation is pretty bad so I didn't get a spectacular grade on this one.

I posed an extra credit problem in class but didn't have the right answer. So I brute forced it!

I'm working on a simple seating chart maker. Well, I have big plans for it (seating by demographic, preferential seating, etc.), but lost motivation a bit, so it might never get done. Right now, it's just a basic randomizer of whatever names you type in.

I made this website. It has a lot of lists and I make different versions every couple years as a hobby.

I made a real simple RSVP program for my 5th and 10th anniversary with my partner.

I modernized and ran a fantasy rally game for U.S. rally series from 2010 to 2023.

I maintain our rally team's website and a wordpress installation there.

I helped my partner and her friend create and host a podcast about movies. Subscribe!

I test out ideas for the rally community at this domain. I haven't finished an idea there. Yet.

I customized a tumblr theme for my partner.

I made a website to remember my dad.

I maintained an RSVP and player stats page for my co-rec soccer team for a while.

I created the website for my most recent band.

I created the website for my high school band.

I made a website for my teaching career.

I made a semi-honest living selling advertising and sharing the profits in the early 2000's until the market dried up.

I started to make a facebook plugin right before plugins became very obsolete. Oh well.

In college, I crafted some fun UNIX shell scripts for a class.

I made a couple animations in a summer program I took early in my teaching career. They were programmed in VISUAL BASIC. Ugh.

I taught a one hour course on HTML in 1996 at college. I don't know how I got that gig, but I'm pretty sure I did a bad job.

I worked for a while as a video game tester. It didn't pay well, but it was sort of fun, I guess. Here's the games I worked on that I remember (mostly uncredited).