Software Development
I have been programing computers since second grade. I started small by creating simple applications in QBasic, Visual Basic and Java. Now I program in dozens of different languages. Since then I have developed more sizable applications, from a simple chemical equation balancer to advanced stage lighting control program. Currently I am majoring in both Computer Science and Mathematics in the College of Creative Studies at the University of California, Santa Barbara. I have several ongoing projects. Some examples of my work:- An open source chemical equation balancer, chembal that I wrote in 2005.
- A program that optimally colors graphs (loads of fun!). This is a .tar archive that contains a .jar file along with the source code. You'll need java to run it. graphtheory.tar
- A small application that "evaluates" latex expressions. I made this to do homework more quickly. The 1.0.1 release is out! Source code is available from the sourceforge homepage.
- Baha'i quotes for the UNIX fortune program. There are two files: bahai which simply lists the quotes, and bahai.dat which contains the compressed quotes that fortune actually uses. On my system, I just needed to put these files in /usr/share/games/fortunes for them to work. Then '$fortune -c bahai' will print Baha'i quotes! Soon there will be a permantent quotes database along with a webservice; I'm helping folks at bahaitools.com with this.
- much much more coming soon... as I have time to upload.
Data Visualization
- See my map of driving ability accross the United States here.
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