Websites

Here are some website I've built, in rough order from more substantial to less substantial. Note that I primarily do backends, so some of the frontends were stolen (with permission)!

• Affiliate Exchange, a mutual traffic exchange network. It's a bit like AdSense, but instead of using the traditional advertiser-publisher dichotomy it puts all participants in both roles. The network hasn't drawn as much activity as I had hoped, but I put it at the top because the backend is very rich — there's an extensive control panel, a forum, a shop, a referral program, etc.
• Game Maker Network, a large network of resources for Game Maker users. Most of the content is mine, but all registered users are able to contribute their own work.
• MVHS Oracle, the website of my high school newspaper. I no longer maintain it, but I built the content management system when I was a senior there. Everything is managed through a control panel, which the staff use to keep the content fresh.
• teh ROFLator, a humorous parody application which I wrote for fun. The user enters some text or the URL of a web page, and gets back a "ROFLated" version of it. Written in Python.
• Image Cipher a digital watermarking tool. The program embeds a hidden message in an image by making very subtle transformations to pseudorandomly selected pixels; see the about page for a more elaborate explanation.
• GML 2 Color, a code formatting utility for the Game Maker Language. It takes plain text code as input and adds formatting (mimicking the standard GM editor) for better visibility and aesthetics.
• Indented, a general code indentation and formatting utility which works for most C-based languages. It handles indentation and spacing, but not color — the output is plain text.
• FastVentures Insights, a content management and ecommerce system I developed for a business consulting group.
• FastVentures Connect, another project I did for the same company. Unfortunately almost all of the website is invisible to the public, but it's essentially a virtual file server with various access controls.
• View Headers, a simple but useful utility for tracing HTTP response headers.
• Nabla Books, a small publishing effort of mine.