Projects
This is a list of some of my current and previous projects. Hopefully they will give you a picture of my skills. The repositories reveal a lot about how I actually go about building the general structure and all the way down to the details. Please visit my github page for more projects!
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A simple Android application I made to help with web development when the Android platform is one of your targets. On iOS you can easilty debug JavaScript by enabling the developer tools for Safari. JS Log aims to emulate this behavior on the Android by using the notification area to display JavaScript messages.
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This is a simple Chrome extension which allows the user to switch between multiple bookmark bars. I use the bookmark bar a lot and it got rather full. I got around this by making folders for each type of bookmark I had. Then it struck me that I would rather have a specific set of bookmarks available for each task.
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A simple, multi-user blog system featuring comments, BB code, image upload, search tags, customizable CSS and RSS feeds. It was for a school project and I have implemented all the features laid out in the specification. The specification also dictated that we use Wicket for the frontend, Hibernate for database connection, Spring for transaction handling and JAXB for the RSS feeds. It was primarily a backend project so I didn't put much time into making the page look pretty, the frontend is just there to show that everything works.
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A simple windows application that allows synchronized music listening over the internet. It's written in C#. I mainly made it to internalize the knowledge I gained about C# and .NET during the OmegaPet project.
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An online word game for 2-4 players based on the popular board game Scrabble. It was written in C# with five of my class mates for a course about project management.
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An internal license management system written in Java using Google Web Toolkit. It keeps track of license history, current status and monitors expiry date.
