Carports Price

Customize a Carport This light-weight site was designed for two brothers in construction. The notable feature of this site is a fairly customizable price calculator. Much of the calculator uses jQuery to ensure that older versions of IE can use its functionality.

Beyond The Horizon Farm

Check it out! This website was made for a friend of mine with their own local business. She sells a variety of hand-crafted goodies and maple-related items. Frequent updates are fairly common. This website was developed mainly with PHP with a strong XML foundation. It uses PayPal for e-commerce.

One Original

Check it out! One Original was made for one of my college professor's colleague. The vision was to make a ''Wikipedia-like website for collaboration,'' though it was never completed. The logic, design, and parsing was done by me, and my primary duty was to set up the site, where my professor would handle the rest.

Fish Game

Let's see it! Classic eat or be eaten game made in Javascript with a home-made Javascript Game Library. No plugins required! Works on mobile devices! Click and drag the mouse (or your finger) to lead the fish around.

JSON Editor

Edit some JSON Tired of trying to teach clients how to use complicated CMS's? Have a JSON-based system that has volatile data? This very user-friendly JSON editor allows even the least technologically inclined to edit JSON field values, and save the changes to the server.

XML Template-Based Editor

Write some XML It's amazing how few average-joe xml editors were available... well, there are none really. This webapp loads a small JSON (actually an object literal) file on the server, and uses it as a template, restricting the types of xml tags that the user can create. It features a responsive and robust GUI and an xml loading feature for editing existing files.

Tank Game

Let's roll! A remake of the tank game I made in high school for an independent study. It, like the Fish Game, is made entirely in Javascript. Use the W - A - S - D keys to move (Forward - Backward - CC - C) to move, the mouse to aim, and the mouse button to shoot.

Cart System

Let's see it! Before implementing a cart system with PayPal, I took a shot at making my own client-sided store. While fast and quite usable, it would be a nightmare to synch with a server-sided store, so the project was ultimately dropped. The products in the store are now unused products that were to be added to the Beyond The Horizon Farm website.

Draw

Draw! A very simple drawing program. Hold down the mouse to draw a line, and double-click to erase.

Cover Flow

Let's see it A very portable and 'pretty' way to show a gallery of images or, in the case of my old website, webapps.

Marquee

Check it out! Made for one of my professors at college. It actually uses only a little Javascript; most of the animation is handled via CSS.

Ugly Mona

See ugly Mona? This experiment uses an affine transformation to render several images 'back to back.' Move the mouse to see it in action.

Evil Electricity

Mwhahahaha! Just a silly canvas experiment of mine. Mouse over the electrical arc and see what happens!

Spider

Check it out! This rather creepy spider was made using the HTML5 canvas element. It follows the mouse.

Pong

Grab a paddle! This was my second CSS3 Webkit project, and it actually only took a day or two to complete. Move the mouse to control the blue paddle. Should work in webkit browsers.

Eyeball

See for yourself This was my first CSS webkit experiment. It consists of a div element with rounded corners underneath another div element with a projecting webkit transformation. Should work in Chrome and Safari.

Checkers

Where's the code? To end my programming independent study in high school, I put it on myself to create a major C++ project of some kind. This checkers game was the end result. It's a single player, entirely CLI-based game which can be difficult (but not impossible) to beat.

IntToBinary

Check it out! There isn't much to this program, but it was fun to use bit-shifts to perform a mundane calculation.

Deli Shop

Browse the Menu! Currently my most recent Java project, Deli Shop allowed me to test out of my ''Intro to Java'' course at River Valley Community College. You can browse the menu, print it out, and even save your selections as a csv file. The Menu class also implements Serializable, so the last menu selections will be saved when you open the program again. For security reasons, most of these features are only available in the downloaded version.

Converter

View Converter Hey publishers, are you tired of memorizing all of the faction conversions? What about arbitrary fractions like 5/32 plus 1/6? If that's the case, this program is for you! It adds fractions and can convert common decimals back in to fraction form.

Pong

Play Pong This could be the first game that I ever made from scratch. When I made this, I was unaware of the drawing capabilities of Java, and as a result, all of the objects are GUI layout elements, like JPanels.

Directory Applet

View the Directory The directory applet shows the (now outdated) staff listing of Contoocook Valley Regional HIgh School. It reads a text file called ''FacultyDatabase'', and orders the contained data appropriately. Sadly, before my school could implement this applet, a new and unnecessary website design crew took over and scrapped everything.