Projects

This section serves to publicize the various computer projects I undertake. For the most part, I want these subsequent pages to showcase projects I've developed outside of my job or academic environments because while those projects are noteworthy, they often carry various stipulations.

I tend to design and develop a vast array of different projects, everything from computer games to novel software applications. In this day and age...

"Serious programming is a team sport, brush up on your social skills. The sloppy fat geek computer genius is a mythical creature, never to be seen again." - Bjarne Stroustrup
And with that in mind, I am typically open to accepting "applications" from interested people who wish to help me with one or more projects. I put the word applications in quotes because it's not like I am going to have you fill out paperwork or anything (not at first, any way!) but I will have some questions for you and I will want to get to know you a bit before I decide to allow your help on a project.

For the record, pretty much all of my projects contain my own Intellectual Property (IP) which I intend on preserving. Due take note that this says very little about the potential release of a project - each project has specific goals and some of them are intended to either be freeware or have community editions. For the most part, I do not intend on making any of my personally developed projects into Open Source projects, even if the plan is to make the project available as freeware.

Alright, enough of the chit-chat and legalese. Check out some of my work linked in the Additional Sections to the right of this text!