Recently graduated from Georgia Gwinnett College with a B.S. in Information Technology (concentration in Software Development) with a 3.4 GPA. From Jan 2004 to July 2007, I proudly served in the United Stated Army in various roles, in Washington, D.C. as well as Fort Hood, TX. I love sitting down at my desk and solving a programming problem, while listening to my music.
In my spare time, I love working on personal projects. I also enjoy playing games and often streaming them on Twitch.tv
An application to connect to the Twitch IRC
Twitch.tv is the leading website, recently purchased by Amazon, that allows gamers to stream themselves playing games to a worldwide audience. Twitch has provided a way for streamers to interact with the viewers by hosting their own IRC server.
This application utilizes OAuth and Twitch's API to connect a user to any valid Twitch IRC channel. It let's users chat and see who else is in the chat room. It also mimics Twitch's chat on their website by replacing certain keywords with their emoticons.
Decimal.time is a watch face for the popular Pebble smartwatch. Using a time convention that was used by the Resistance during the French Revolution, based on a 10 hour day, it displays the current time using C and JavaScript.
GGC Connect was created by several students, including myself, for other students to help their lives on campus, by providing a means to look up classes, plan a schedule, and search for faculty, among other things.
An application for the Pebble smartwatch that connects to an Android application to send text messages without needing to pull your phone out via an on-screen keyboard on the Pebble.
Danny's List was a website created during my senior semester with 3 other people that allowed users to search for prices of a game via search APIs. Built using J2EE.
