Coding

I've been quite an avid hobbyist programmer in the past, learning quite a lot (mostly through the Internet) in my formative years. These days I mostly only code for school.

Teen Programmers Unite: It was through this organization that I met scores of interesting people who motivated me to learn as much about programming as I have. Early in its existence, I ended up effectively taking over running the thing, and I have continued to do so for about the last 5 years. I and others involved are working on finding actual teens to take it over, of course.

DevLocus: I originally planned for this site to be a sort of non-age-specific version of TPU. That hasn't panned out yet, but it might soon! For now, all it holds is information on the dynamic web content generation engine that I developed to run the TPU web site.

The Gallery of Days Gone By: The above two links pretty much cover all of the hobbyist programming worth mentioning that I do these days. I put together this collection to summarize what came before, which goes approximately from my birth to high school graduation. I feel compelled to note that I have come over to the light and prefer ML over C now, in contrast to when I wrote the gallery page.