nibbles and bits
I built these things:
pflog
pflog tracks travel routes visually and interactively on an animated map. I use it for
my own travels, so I thought other people might find it useful as well.
For a Living
I used to
write software for the
New Mexico Energy, Minerals,
and Natural Resources Department. Some of the software is also used by the
Bureau of Land Management, and the New Mexico counties.
The work was an interesting mix of
GIS,
analysis software for hydrology, soil and vegetation science, and collaborative tools for
environmental regulation.
ljArchive
ljArchive is a popular tool for downloading, browsing, and analyzing your
LiveJournal blog. It comes pre-stocked with some functionality,
such as a
psychological profiling tool,
text-to-speech, and export tools for various formats. The software provides a
plugin architecture so that you can add your own functionality.
DataTools
DataTools is a class library for synchronizing complex relational multi-table datasets
with various data sources. It serves as an engine for an application's data layer, in the style of the data-tier
models that are popular today.
Music Software
SimpleMidi is a native .NET library for loading, parsing, and saving
MIDI files.
MidiMonster is an experiment in mathematical music transformations. The software comes with
a number of transformation modules, and allows you to write your own. Some of the results have been pretty interesting.
Dearly Departed
I also have a bunch of
old projects lying around.
License
ljArchive and
pflog are released under the
zlib/libpng License. The rest are released under the
MIT License.
