Move your desciples around and convert the heathens!

A new, minimalist, take on an old game.

How far can you get, hiding in shields and dodging bullets?

My High School senior year independent study for Computer Science and Chinese.

Watch out for the red ones!

A personal take on an early biodiversity program.

Allows a user to identify a bacteria based on the traits that that bacteria exhibits. Built for my microbiology class in my senior year of high school.

From my very first days of learning ActionScript. I made a pretty.

A study helper I made for the chinese program at my school. My classmates found it useful to study with, even if the built-in checking algorithm can be a bit off.

There was a rule at my high school that you had to lock your computer when you stepped away from it. I made this program and told everyone the URL, with these instructions:

Find an unlocked computer, open this, arm it, and then lock the computer!

People stopped leaving their computers unlocked pretty quickly.

Warning: Flashing Lights and Loud Sounds! (Direct Link to SWF)

Find an unlocked computer with chrome. Start this, and hit F11. (No, it doesn't actually do anything...)

(Direct Link to SWF)

A very early test of animation, from when I was just starting to learn Flash.

A video I made for my final in historic archaeology.

Yeah!

My latest work, a collaboration with my composer friend Evan Conway. The idea behind this one is to find your way through a maze by listening to the sounds of running into walls.

This one is not online, since we're nearing completion on it and want to just release it when it's done.

This was going to be a fluid-based game, but the physics engine got the best of me.

I plan on returning to it someday after I'm a more accomplished programer.

A chesslike game, this one is almost done, but needs some love, especially since the boards are currently huge.

Also needs a way to generate the armies at an appropriate distance, and a tutorial so that the user actually knows what's going on.