A large project I am working on. So far, I have produced a calculator.

XOmB is the code name given to the D language exokernel written by University of Pittsburgh students. The aim is to build an OS from the ground up that is new and innovative, with a focus on developing for the future and avoiding legacy crap. [ taken from project site ]

This is a hybrid Tetris and Breakout clone which won first place at the 2nd Annual PittGeeks Open Source Game Coding Competition.

A game engine written in C++ with the old school windows methods. It was done for a 24 hour programming competition, where it placed third. Because of how much time was put into it, it is not great. It does, however, exhibit some of the techniques that I have learned for windows game development. (Which carry over to DirectX designs as well)

Just another good ole Tetris clone. It, like Chalupas, is written entirely with the Windows API (circa Win98, but compiles fine on XP). It was written as a tutoring device for a friend of mine. I did all of the art myself using a bunch of stock images and such. To render the graphics, I used Paint Shop Pro 7, which is an application that I have installed at all times. Call me crazy!

A place where I will put the 'great things in small packages' type stuff. When I get the time to organize such a thing.