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Chris Maguire (@cwmaguire)

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zombunity-mud

Zombunity MUD: A distributed, message processing framework consisting of a message server, database http server and web client.

erl_ws

Erlang Cowboy Webserver Experiment

gerlshmud

GERLSHMUD: Graph of ERLang Stream Handlers Multi User Dungeon

erl_freetype

An Erlang NIF that calls some modified FreeType2 sample code to render characters

teensykey

Teensy Sketch and C program to use a Teensy as a password storage device

erl_chat

A little chat server to introduce students to Erlang

erl_boids

Autonomous boid process projected on an HTML5 canvas via a Websocket

erltwilio

A Erlang Cowboy Webserver to receive Twilio SMS messages

erl_to_html

Using a parse transform and erl_id_trans.erl to convert erlang code to HTML with spans for _everything_.

path-finder

Given a simple grid with obstacles, calculates an optimal path between a start and end.

glitches

Goofing around with ClojureScript and HTML5 Canvas

facebook_challenges

Practice challenges for Facebook interviews

StickyBoxes

Create and drag squares that connect to other squares by the nearest corner or side when they get close enough.

Battleship

Create a Battleship strategy and compete with your friends

bezier

Animating bezier curves using bezier curves as the input lines

erl_to_png

Render Erlang source to a PNG file using the erl_freetype project

erl_png

Hobby PNG encoder/decoder

RTS

SCREEEEEECH! This project has ground to a halt until I can solve path-finding as a sub-project. I'm most likely be creating another project on here shortly. A real-time strategy game to study Clojure programming and aspects of RTS programming such as path-finding and potential fields. I'm currently getting the basics of creating, selecting, drawing and moving units working.

clumsy

A MUD in Clojure. This was early on when I was first learning Clojure. I'm currently working on an RTS and I'm not sure if I'll get back to this. Everything lives in the input.clj source file as I hadn't taken the three seconds to experiment with namespaces yet. UPDATE: I've started another MUD: see https://github.com/cwmaguire/zombunity-mud