This project outputs G-code that is used to control a 4-axis hot wire cutter, employed to cut a wing / airfoil from a physical block of foam. Effectively, it is a slicer for a particular arrangement of raw-coordinate data files.
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A circuit board! Enjoy this push-button power converter, also featuring a logic-level activator. Easily control DC pumps and valves via Arduino, Pi, etc. Handles 5-12VDC, max 15A (with an optional 40mm fan). Robust, and hey... tested in the real world.
(C#/XNA) Final project for UAT's GAM205O "Gameplay Programming Concepts" class.
An iterable version of Cocoa's NSCache. Use at your own risk.
A text-based adventure game framework, written in Python. This is kind of a cool little Python app, and you can indeed kill bad guys and win the game in the provided levels, but it should be treated as a WIP (work-in-progress). Highlights include a clearly defined "game loop", MVC-ish architecture, written via TDD, and lots of bugs.