Programming
The programs below were written in Processing. Source Code is available upon request. Click on the image to see the program.
Bouncing Balls, written 2007
Mondrian Clock, written 2006
This program represent time as it fills the boxes of one of Piet Mondrian's works. Click on the applet to see a straight-forward clock.
Fading Checkerboard, written 2006
SNAKE, written 2007 with Avinash BharatSingh
This game is a twist on the classic Snake. Try to avoid the green food and stay on the screen. Use the arrow keys to move.
JPEG Stripper
In February 2008, I wrote JPEG Stripper, in Java that can be a useful tool for Web Designers and Developers. Click Below to Read about it.
JPEG Stripper is a program to batch operate on a folder of images. It can scale the images, shift their quality, and strip the metadata. This program is extremely useful for web designers and developers looking to speed up the process of preparing their images for the web. The best way to run the program is to set up a Windows environment that can run the JPEG Stripper batch file in any folder. Instructions are listed below. Many thanks are owed to Marco Schmidt for writing available, easy to understand, robust code that helped greatly with the writing of this program.
- PDFs of Code
- The Main JPEGStripper Class
- The Thumbnail Class - written by M. Schmidt
- The Quality Class
- The CreateDirectory Class
- The CopyFile Class - written by M. Schmidt
- Zip File of All Code and Classes
Instructions to the Make Batch File work in Windows
- Unzip all files in jpegstripper.zip to c:\JPEGStripper. Compile classes if necessary.
- Download and unzip the JPEG Stripper Batch File to c:\JPEGStripper.
- Add C:\JPEGStripper to your PATH and CLASSPATH environment variables.
- Open up the Command Prompt and go to the directory that contains your images. Type 'jpegstripper' to run the program.
OS X Dashboard Widget for Oh, Don't Forget...
Oh, Don't Forget... is a site to schedule SMS reminders of tasks or events for yourself. I developed a dashboard widget for the site.