Code

This page lists some of my toy code projects. Some are new, some are old. I've left out the borrowed and the blue ones since this ain't a wedding or nothing.

This is a game I made in a couple weeks in order to learn Flash. It's an initial draft. There's now a more complete version here.
This is a small vertical slice Swing app I wrote to learn Swing. I wrote a tool to perform WAR deployments for the QA department at work, but that is now, unfortunately, a proprietary trade secret of my employer. I should dust this thing off and implement some of those nicer features I've been thinking about.
This is an applet I wrote that draws a spirograph. Good old fashioned educational fun. There's plenty of explanation on the linked page.
This is a little game I did with Processing. It's only the very basics: beginning, middle, and end; and the middle bit is monotonous at best. One of these days I'll get it together and do something more interesting. The code is the interesting bit though. Processing makes some things very easy, especially the more recent versions.
This is a Processing sketch I did to get familiar with Processing's sound API. I thought the layout turned out nicely. I also found out, in the process, that the Java Plugin in Firefox is nicely hosed on my Mac. Oh, well, what can you do?
This is a simple JavaScript utility that lets you create an HTTP request via an HTML form and then submit that request and view the results in a new window. As an added benefit the page will store your parameters in a cookie so that you can reuse it easily. I've used this for testing web applications. You probably want to consider saving the HTML file to your local drive if you're going to use this for anything. The core functionality works in IE and Firefox, though there appears to be a bug with some of the persistence mechanism in more recent versions of Firefox.
This is a processing sketch using some of the Library APIs to create a slider that works very simply via instantiation.