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Software development is what comes naturally to me. Since the days of BASIC, through Perl, Pascal, C and assembler to the languages I'm using these days; PHP, C#, C++, Java and Python - if it can be programmed; I will have a damn good go at programming it.
textfrag.phpTextfrag is a simple PHP script that will take any piece of text and create a GIF image containing the text in your chosen font. Textfrag allows you to have text rendered on the server-side and sent to the browser as images, this means there's no requirement for your choice of font to be installed on the client's computer; you're no longer limited to a short list of web-safe fonts - you can design your site using any font you choose.
When I approach a new graphics API or programming language, one of the first programs that I write in order to hone my skills is a 1-dimensional cellular automaton. This is sort of like my "Hello World" program for graphics systems. Here you can find my cellular automaton implementation in C with the OpenGL graphics API.1D Cellular Automation
PocIRCI'm about half way through writing a complete chat client for Windows Mobile - due to uncertainties about the future of the platform, development on this project is currently stalled while I decide whether to port to the Google phone or stick with the Windows Mobile.
This is a Javascript controller for a Flash media player. To me the standard embedable Flash media players are all a little too generic and boring. It's also not particularly easy to skin a Flash media player. I would love to be able to write a media player entirely in Javascript, and perhaps with HTML 5 and some newer browsers that will become more feasible. However, for now the only sensible way to get sound out of a web browser is to use Flash. The approach I've used JSPlay
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