Personal projects, source-codes and experiments

Most of my recent stuff can be found at my GitHub & GitHub Gists, but here you'll find both old projects and links to demos of more recent ones.

• Mazes for Programmers Python code: Examples from Mazes for programmers book, ported to Python and with tests, improvements and even new renderers (output formats) for the generated mazes.
  
• PICO-8 games: Small games built with a retro virtual console platform, PICO-8.
  
• Choose your adventure: Javascript engine to build "choose your own adventure" games. Refer to the Github repo for more details.
  
• Flask-Calendar: Web-calendar, very similar to Google Calendar but much simpler, done with Python, Flask, and some vanilla Javascript and CSS.
  
• Pomodoro: Minimalistic pomodoro timer, with desktop notifications, sound and changing favicon so you can pin the tab and still see if it's running.
  
• Dice Roller: Work in progress Javascript RPG and boardgames dice roller. Supports the typical range from 3-side die to 100-side ones, being able to mix different ones and apply a general `+X` modifier.
• The Plague: Small Javascript & HTML5 game in which you are a plague that has to infect all cells before dying.
  
• Barcode Wars: Small Javascript & HTML5 game that reads images containing barcodes and creates a player and monster that fight.
  
• Encoding/Decoding Toolkit: Javascript-based toolkit containing: URL, HTML & Base64 Encoder & Decoder, a pretty simple minimizer and SHA-1 & MD5 Hashing.

Old stuff (before 2013):

• Wordpress 3.x Mobilizer plugin, Wordpress 3.X plugin to detect and render a mobile theme for smartphones and other modern mobile devices.It uses JQuery Mobile (the main purpose was to see how JQuery Mobile worked). Related blog post.
• Wordpress 3.x caching component, including instructions on how it was built. Slides explaining it can be read here.
  
• Community Server 2007 components, modules and plugins, no longer maintained/updated but valid for CS2007. C# source code is also available.
  
• Unit testing framework for Windows Live Agents Microsoft SDK, because the one "included" in the SDK was terribly incomplete. WLAs dissapeared so no longer of any use.
• Microsoft XNA 1.0 particle system, small and very rought and basic implementation for a presentation/speech.
• C# Gmail contacts importer for PocketPC devices, CSV import into Pocket Outlook for Windows Mobile.
  
• OpenSMTP command-line console for manual or Ant usage. Just a simple wrapper.
• LameGUI: a Visual Basic 6, multilanguage frontend GUI for the excellent command-line MP3 converter Lame. Related blog post.
  
• AFS - ASP 3.0 & SQL Forums: 100% Home-made forums platform, used for years at La Web de Programación. There were no opensource solutions in ASP 3.0, so I made mine to learn when I started working with that language.
• C & ASM MS-DOS oldprograms. Contains a graphic library I built in the 90's (small MS-DOS VGA mode tutorial here) and miscellaneous experiments, like this The Sneakers-like effect:
  
  Or this pretty basic VGA mode lemmings "shooter":
  
• Demos, mostly for toying with APIs, frameworks or simply to have some self-made tools always available online. Most are deprecated because APIs changed or were removed.
• Screenshot from what was going to be my master thesis, a multiplatform Windows XP and PocketPC dungeon crawler RPG (map editor included):
  

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