A collection of old projects and experiments from my early days of programming. Most of these are from 2005–2007 when I was learning Cocoa and RealBASIC. They're here for nostalgia and as a reminder of where I started.
The screensaver that started it all. Well, really nothing. Oh well. This was my first cocoa program so it has in the neighborhood of 2000 memory leaks (for some reason I can't convince myself to go back and fix it).
Actually, I kind of like this program. It copies the music quiz on the iPod. A good example of how to use AppleScripts with RB.
This is actually a pretty cool program. So cool in fact that I am rewriting it totally in cocoa. Download it and try it out. Imagine this with a very simple interface, XML plugins, and HTML plugins to customize the results.
The result of a 3-day-long coding session. Total crap. Basically it is a client for this great Java chat server that Travis Goodspeed wrote. It supports a user list, chatting, group chat, and was in the process of implementing filesharing when I realized this client sucked.
A RealBASIC clone of David Watanabe's application that never made it out of the beta stage. I think it has some real potential so I am making a similar program called SearchMagic. See above.
A program that parses an online backend XML file to show the top news stories from osnippets.org. That website is gone, but this program is a good example of parsing XML...maybe.
The program that started it all (different from screensaver...). It counts the frequency of letters. Mess around with it, make it better. Whatever.
A neat little program that checks the spelling of a word on Google. Works with proper nouns and technology terms, stuff like that.