Inertia is a computer language and framework
that has been brewing in my head for years. It builds
on highly reusable components, a clear syntax, and the
context user interface
idea. DCF is a former project that is
a foundation for inertia. The components are:
inertia.lang
The inertia language - a dynamic,
block/message based language resembling python,
lisp
and smalltalk.
inertia.vm
The virtual machine that runs
inertia bytecode. I want to be able to use inertia
interactively or compiled.
Gravity is a n-body gravity based OpenGL
screensaver. I was playing around with gravity simulations
and decided to add a little eye candy and make it into
a screensaver. While running, you can rotate the view
in 3 dimmensions, pause/resume the simulation, enable/disable
fog, restart the simulation and enable a box for 3D
orientation. It is a simple program with only around
400 lines of code. [Download].
Rocks is an vector based asteroids like
game I created to home my game writing and game engine
skills. It is written in OpenGL with glut, but only
compiles under Windows because of some timing code.
It emulates color vector based graphics and dynamics
such as flicker amount and transparency can be changed
with the F-keys.
I'm starting to do some freelancing
with friends and coworkers. I offer my services for
small projects involving web site design, programming,
networking, training, or backup and recovery in the
immediate San Francisco bay peninsula area.
Somewhat a foundation of Inertia, Distributed
Component Framework was an attempt to define a lightweight
component framework. Includes some diagrams, conceptual
ideas and screen shots.
Design your own forms online. I wanted
to create a web based input form editor similar to a wizard.
The forms could be used to enter company info, demo requests,
site feedback or whatever else you may want.
Object Window Manager. Most window managers
at this time were derived from twm or it's descendants.
It used C, a procedural language as it's foundations.
This was meant to be a library based, event driven WM
engine.
Released into the Amiga public domain,
this little tool searched for files on your hard drives.
It placed itself in the "Tools" Workbench menu
and would start searching the current drive(s) selected
in Workbench.
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