The Archive

My first published website - SharkSearch, which I built as a Google frontend with the help of a friend who knew what he was doing in Illistrator.

We Will Rock You - A school project from way back in Year 7. Sedimentary, Metamorphic and Igneous. (Is it bad I had to look that up?)

Another school project, my Astronomy Webapp, also from Year 7, which I originally hosted from my laptop on the school's local network, only accessible with the local IP. I always wondered why my battery life was so poor.

Learning from the Astronomy 'webapp', my next school project (Year 8) was similarly designed. This one was also my first 'game' - one html page loading after the other as the user decided where the story would go!

After that, I ventured out and built my first native app, which was a toolbar to launch commonly used applications. This is not that toolbar, because I've got no idea what happened to it, but it is the program I built in class to get out of doing maths a few days after perfecting the toolbar.

My first project that took a bit of work (and didn't end up completely accurate) was the Metric Clock. About halfway through year 8 I found out about French Metric Time, and decided that made way more sense than what I was using. I then annoyed all my friends by telling them what the time was according to this program, rather than the standard time they wanted to hear.

Terry was a game that the creators of SharkSearch invented about two years after their previous project. Another primarily text based game, however it was never finished.

Before I worked out Git, I had a shot at SourceForge. The Simple Mac FTP Server Was my first - and only - project uploaded to that site.