Everyone loves something to do, and I’m no different. Whether they save the world from massive asteroids, cure world hunger, or simply entertain me, you’ll find them here.
- Boggle is an opensource implementation of the classic word scramble. Although this was originally inspired by a university project, it has become something of my defacto standard for learning new languages. The current “mainline” is implemented in C++ and Qt, but I have also implemented the game in Java, C, C# and ObjC, all of which are at various stages of completion and in SVN.
- Mudtwenty is an opensource MUD implementation, also based on a university project. It’s largely abandoned, and lacks any interesting in-game content, but has a few good technologies and would be a good spring-board for a similar project. I actively maintain it, cleaning up and adding when the mood strikes me.
- Translate is a new project I am working on. This has stemmed from my need to translate to and from German and English on a regular basis. I will be using the wonderful Leo Dictionary as my source and Cocoa and OS X. I’ll update with more information later.