Projects and portfolio
This is the list of my personal software projects. Some are old school assignments, some are freetime things
and some are things I did because I needed them. The list is sorted from most recent to oldest.
The Nineg Engine is a larger project of mine being developed for several
years now. It is a generic game engine which I plan to use in my future
game projects. The engine is aimed at rendering large outdoor scenes with
many objects and many visible lights in it. The target platform for the
engine is a Windows PC with long term plans to support Mac and Linux.
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Quick Open File for Visual Studio is a small plugin that tries to simulate the
feature known to Eclipse users as Open Resource. This plugin gives Visual Studio equivalently quick
method for opening any solution file. Available for Visual Studio 2008 and 2010 Beta 2.
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WhatIsMyIP is a small utility application intended for home internet users who need to know their public IP address.
This application periodically contacts the www.whatismyip.com website to determine the IP address.
When the the address has changed it can perform a configurable action, like sending an email to someone.
This is especially useful for people who are hosting a domain on their home computer.
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SendMail and WebHit are two simple and tiny command line utilities. The
first one can be used to send emails from command line. The second one is
used to hit HTTP URL addresses (eg. to invoke a server-side script).
Both programs require .Net framework 3.5 to run.
Alien Invasion! is a side-scroller shoot-em-all arcade game that was made for a school assignment on object oriented
programming. It was written in C++ using pure WinApi and GDI. The game is built on top of a simple 2D engine called
XEngine which was made just for this occasion. The player assumes the role of an invading flying saucer commander
and his goal is to eliminate all defending earth forces by shooting them while trying not to get shot.
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IMines is a remake of a popular Windows game, the Minesweeper. It's written in C++ using pure WinAPI.
Although the base functionality is the same as the original it has some extra features and nicer graphics.
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For one school subject we made a presentation on grid computing. While my partner did the presentation
and documentation, I did this demo application. It is a Mandelbrot fractal set visualization program. The
interesting thing about this is, that it distributes the computation of the fractal.
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This project is an educational web presentation made as an assignment for the school
subject called Computer multimedia systems. The aim of the website is to present and explain
some of the most common techniques used in computer games and 3D simulation to
render nature scenes.
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More comming soon...
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