Basic Pong/Table Tennis game I made with Java that has two paddles and a ball bouncing back and forth. The up and down keys move the paddle, and to start the game you must press enter. It still needs some polishing (some bugs and what not) that I will eventually get around to.

This is a fun little program I wrote to mess with some friends (also made with Java). At first I named it TableTennis and had them think it was originally the Pong/Table Tennis game. It actually plays "Never Going to Give You Up" by Rick Astley and opens up quite a bit of windows with his picture in them. I advise you to open/play with this one when you're able to restart or are quick on the task killer.

Same as the Rick Roll, but modified for a Chicago Bears fan. It opens up windows with Detroit and Green Bay pictures.   It checks to see if there are dual monitors and the speed for the pictures popping up was increased. As with the Rick Roll one, do not open if you're not able to restart or kill in task manager.

I posted this one to GitHub since there is quite a bit happening. I used the HTMLUnit api for Java to access ticketing software to sort the tickets how I wanted. I log into their ticket software, access the table, grab the data, and then sort it into an Excel file.

I decided to take on the task of my brother-in-laws website. This is the current project that is taking up most of my spare time now. I am in the process of finishing the backend side (or admin) with some neat features for him. I'm currently thinking about his next project, this will be an Android app that helps keep track of his inventory by scanning the items and updating a database.

A mock page I made with a framework from Foundation for a job interview. I kept it simple and clean (remember KISS; keep it simple, stupid).