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Responsive Photo Album

2017-07-052017-07-05 by mike

I wanted a responsive photo album unlike anything I could find, plus I prefer to host all my photos myself. So I wrote this with node on the backend and just plain javascript on the front end + just a little bit of jquery. Here’s the app: http://spa.1mikemakuch.com/ and source: https://github.com/1MikeMakuch/photoalbum

Portfolio

2016-07-282016-07-28 by mike

Here’s some of the software I’ve built. I have more experience on backends but I’ve built several frontends as well. This is a responsive brochure site I created, July 2017 This is a responsive SPA I built in spring 2017. It’s a web app to display sets of photos. Node on the back end and […]

Muzikbrowzer

2010-11-022010-11-02 by mike

Muzikbrowzer http://www.muzikbrowzer.com/ is a unique digital music player. It’s been around since the early 2000s.

iPhone app

2009-01-182009-01-18 by mike

This was an iPhone app I built. Got the 2 user version going but the group behind the project fizzled out.

Trading Strategy Backtest

2008-12-062008-12-06 by mike

Update 2022/01/04: Backtest is a desktop Windows app I developed in the late 2000s. A couple of colleagues and I were studying futures day trading and we wanted to test strategies against historical data. We collaborated for a couple of years while experimenting, trading and evolving Backtest. Some screen shots of my Trading Strategy Backtest […]

GetBlackOut

2006-11-052006-11-05 by mike

http://1mikemakuch.com/games/GetBlackOut.exe

Fractal

2006-06-302006-06-30 by mike

Download: Fractal.exe Algorithm: Start with the center pixel painted white. 1) Choose a random point on the edge of the display area. 2) Move one space in a random direction (up/down/left/right). 3) If the new location is adjacent to a white pixel then paint the new location white and go to step 1. 4) Go […]

Utility to convert number from one base to another

2005-06-292005-06-29 by mike

Download ntob.tgz $ ./ntob -h ntob, version 1.01 usage: ./ntob -o <output base> -n <input value> [-i <input base>] [-h] N to Base: Convert a number from one base to another. Bases can be anything from 2 to 36. Input base defaults to 10. Bases beyond 16 use the alphabet as you’d expect. Examples: $ […]