Work that I have done

I've shared many many screenshots online with buddies, and I always thought there could be a better way to handle them instead of uploading them every time I felt necessary. I then decided to make a screenshot browser based on the filenames of the saved screenshots (WoWScrnShot_010203_040506.jpg). By this, I created a yearly, monthly, and daily navigation as well as previous and next screenshot browsing. Nearly two thousand screenshots are currently being served with this script. Using this alongside with the MultiShot World of Warcraft addon, it can be used as a sort of "diary" to display progress. The problem is synchronizing the screenshots to your server though... That's where WinSCP and a batch file comes in to run a synchronization check every x amount of seconds.

While gearing up my characters with PVP gear, I decided to make this nifty logger. It tracks your honor incomes and expenses from battlegrounds, purchases, and world PVP and displays it in a way to show what zone you're getting the highest average honor in as well as other useful bits.

Unsatisfied with the bookmark/favoriting support on the Last.FM site, I set out to build a favoriting system that was similar to that of Pandora. Currently it does not use any sort of authentication, so users can freely delete and add songs to other users lists.

Disgruntled with annoying captchas that feature a 3d plain, extremely skewed letters, and impossible to read color combinations, I set out to create a easy algebraic CAPTCHA that will get the job done and introduce a less-annoying "challenge".

Unfulfilled with the default apache directory lister, I set out to create a script that will display the results in a more friendly method. Also included is a hacked together JavaScript image viewer to display images in a 90% width/height skybox instead of leaving the current page.

This site was the outcome of a given PSD template to HTML/CSS for a customer. A word of the day script was also written in PHP. The HTML/CSS template and PHP was given to the user to be maintained by them in a WYSIWYG editor.

Fear No Evil was a alliance guild on Sargeras. This site was created when I was of officer status (essentially a moderator) to inform members about guild policies, events, and more. Aside from the webpage, there was also a roster of the members updatable via saved addon data as well as a community forum using Simple Machines Forum.

Inspired by a Wordpress 1024x768 theme, I decided to give a shot at making a similar blog theme. This was just a test of skills and was never deployed onto a live site. I was very satisfied with how it looked, but looking back at the code it was definitely hacked together.