Welcome to my presence on the internet. I am student living in Leicester, UK and will graduate in BSc Computer Science this summer. If you want to contact me, you can do that here. Otherwise, here is an offering of my wares:
I'm most comfortable using ANSI C, but I've been playing around with C# and Java more recently. I prefer the object orientation at the cost of code efficency.
I spent an unhealthy amount of time working on LoseRAR as a way of exploring recursion. It's a program designed to expand a file with random ASCII characters. You can consider it the opposite of WinRAR, Winzip or 7-zip.
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Adobe Flash is a pretty fun and mellow introduction to games programming. All my games use Actionscript 3.0 and manipulate the timeline thoroughly.
Part of the "useless software corp." family of applications. We created a flash game to commemorate the birthday of a certain guy and is a testament to tight development schedules. You can play the game (warning: sounds!) and there should be a Google Code project available soon.
As part of my university study I created a flash game - you must navigate a block through a maze using the mouse, and not hit the sides of the maze or you'll lose a life. The game is currently hosted on my university website and will be rehosted here when that ceases to exist.
These can be found at raveraverave.co.uk, which started in 2005. Initally all my programming was web oriented, but over the years I've moved onto mobile and desktop development.
A question and answer script, where your users can ask questions and you answer them. It's like a self-hosted formspring but ask_rave came first. It has its own decidated page where you can download the latest version. It doesn't require a database, which used to be the norm back in 2005!
For individuals who host articles or a blog, comment_rave can be used to add the ability for users to add comments to their conent. Originally designed as a user-hosted advertisement-free replacement for Haloscan which apparently ceased to exist in 2009. It has a decidated page where you can download the latest version.
Although I believe the trend has completely died out now, a certain group of people used to periodically update what they were "currently doing" on their website. This is when MySpace was just becoming popular and Facebook/Twitter didn't even exist. currently_rave was a small script aided this, and also gets its own dedicated page where you can download the source code.
I own a Motorola Defy, and have tinkered about with the Android API a little.
So one of our friends has a particuarly limited but endearing vocabulary, so I decided that creating a mobile application containing all his phrases would be a good project. A google code project exists which contains all the code and the signed apk file. It's not available on the market though, as that costs $25!
Most of my work is either university work or directed at embedded systems - here is some other uncategorised work I've done:
Back yonder I had a go at doing some FBML, creating the Programming Quotations application on Facebook. They recently deprecated FBML so the application no longer functions properly. No current plans to bring it back using their Javascript SDK.
There is a drinking game called Centurion where players consume 100 shots of their beverage of choice, one every minute. As I own an Arduino, I thought it would be a good idea to create a timer which buzzes every minute to notify players and keep a count of how many shots have been consumed. Currently in the design stage, there is a dedicated APCT page. Pictures to follow.
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I would recommend you try emailing me on:
or you can add the same address to Windows Live Messenger.
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