My friend Diego and I made this game in a matter of hours for the What Would Molydeux? game jam. It's a classic platformer proof-of-concept with the added twist that the character you control is scared of you. If you press the buttons too fast, he gets freaked out and freezes in terror. Made with Actionscript Flixel. Source on Github

I built this Twitter bot as a hobby project over the 2011/2012 school year. It's driven by a python script that scrapes Urban Dictionary, a slew of questionable free ebooks, and a number of other sources for content and tweets that content every once in a while. Sometimes, just to keep things interesting, it translates its tweets to Japanese and then back to English. The goal here is non-sequitur based comedy, and so far space_dad seems to be doing well. DISCLAIMER: Please don't hold me responsible for the things he tweets, I don't write them. Source on Github and the scraper

I built this tumblr/boxee mashup with three friends at the fall 2011 HackNY hackathon. It reads your tumblr dashboard for youtube videos and plays them back in a boxee-friendly television visualization. Source on Github

This site was made for a friend's upcoming musical endeavor, and is based on my first custom Wordpress theme. It also incorporates an early version of this content management system to handle data entry on the subpages.

A site I made for the John Corbly Historical Association in western PA. This design is simple and professional, using Javascript dropdown menus to enhance the user's experience. This site also uses Javascript to load subpages, so navigating between them does not trigger a pageload.

An app I made after my cousin complained about the abundant spam in his twitter feed. It filters out each user's top tweet, removing all other tweets to give you a quick, spam-free update on the most talked-about tweets of your feed. Source: Github

I made this game about "dinosaurs that fly through space and shoot lasers from their horns" in my spare time. I coded the engine from scratch in Java, drew the sprites, and composed the music. Still, though, my favorite part is the rainbow gun. It ended up winning the award for Best Undergraduate Presentation at the 2011 NYU Music Technology open house. Thanks, dinosaurs! Source: Github

This is the first game I ever made. It was the final project for my computer science 101 class. Looking at the source, it's obvious that it was my first game. That said, it is surprisingly addictive. Source: Github