essenbee/zombie-survivor-kata

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A programming exercise used during a Development Team meeting to promote the TDD approach. This is my solution.

z80emu

Building a Z80 emulator in C# as a .NET Standard Class Library. Includes a sample implementation in the form of a ZX Spectrum 48K emulator.

synthesizer

On-stream project to build a synthesizer using .NET Core 3, WPF and NAudio

Essenbee.ChatBox

An AI conversational chat bot project using Microsoft Bot Framework 4.x

shaders

GLSL code created during the Introduction to Shaders series of live-streams, in collaboration with Mårten Rånge.

multifilter

A VST plugin for different types of digital audio filter, developed in C++ using JUCE.

essenbee-bot

AlphaBot - a Twitch/Slack/Discord Chat Bot used on-stream. The project includes building an old school text adventure.

WebApi

A Secure Web API developed on-stream to show how to implement JWT bearer tokens and authorization policies.

atlantis

A build of the classic Atlantis PBM game using VS2015 (C++)

haxe-app

An Electron App built using Haxe

Essenbee.Alexa

An Alexa Skill web API and Library developed live on-stream. Publically available as a Nuget package.

delay

A VST Plugin implementing a Delay Effect, developed in C++ using JUCE.

codebasealpha

The Codebase Alpha website, developed live on-stream using GatsbyJS and Fomantic-UI.

T4Templates

Code used during some live Codebase Alpha episodes on the topic of T4 Templates for Fun and Profit.

essenbee.github.io

A static website that hosts the pixel shader effects used on the Codebase Alpha live stream.

data-structures

Data Structures and Property-based Testing in F#

platformer

A 2D Platform game developed using HaxeFlixel

fsharp-parser

A look at the fascinating subject of Parser Combinators in F#. Over 2 episodes, we create a parser capable of building expression trees for arithmetic operations.