Software

  • MelonJS Game
  • Music Theory: Scales
  • Honey Gitter's Website
  • Vertical Shooter
  • CT310: Web Dev
  • Silverlight Fun

melonJS Game (HTML5 / JavaScript)

This is little HTML5/JavaScript game that I am working on for fun. Nothing too special. Use 'A' to go left, 'D' to go right and Space Bar to jump. Play the game

Music Theory: Scales (Android app)

Screen Shot: Music Theory Android App Screen Shot: Music Theory Android App Screen Shot: Music Theory Android App My first android app is made for music theory students. The object of this "game" is to select the accidental keys associated with various scales. You are given 60 seconds to fill out as many scales as possible.

The Honey Gitter's Website (Web Development)

Screenshot: Honey Gitter's Website Screenshot: Honey Gitter's Website The Honey Gitter's are a new grass band based in Fort Collins, CO. Their website houses an HTML form based update system for the non-technical members of the band. This is done using PHP and mySQL. It features authentication, sessions, regular expressions and some aspects of jQuery. The goal was to make an easily updatable and automated website. The user doesn't have to tamper with HTML at all.

Vertical Shooter (C++ Windows Game)

Screen Shot: Vertical Shooter Screen Shot: Vertical Shooter Screen Shot: Vertical Shooter Screen Shot: Vertical Shooter Screen Shot: Vertical Shooter "Vertical Shooter" is a throwback to the old 2D arcade games of yesterday. You and an optional second player control your own space ship and take on waves of enemy ships. Your primary weapon has power-ups and bombs are available as well. The player also has the ability to slow down time and can charge their ship for health regeneration. For RPG lovers, the game features an upgrade system to customize your ship's shields, speed, fire-power and focus (slow time).

It was written in C++ for MS Windows.

CT310 (Web Development Course)

Silverlight Fun

I'm learning some new things and this is a calculator made with Silverlight and C#.

Check it out here.

Try dividing by zero