- I mostly use Javascript for web apps and Python for tools.
- I picked up C++ and C via the use of Arduinos and have been self-taught otherwise.
- I enjoy functional, homoiconic, and object-oriented langauges (especially Scheme) but have not had much experience using Scheme or Lisp. I'm trying to design one of my own but it's not going well.
- I have a blog that I occasionally write stuff on.
- I am a high school student so I will probably be busy with classes during the day. And homework in the evening. (You know, AP classes and stuff.)
- I am a member of the Conwaylife.com forums under the username wirehead. Half of what I do here somehow manages to wind up there as well (mostly from my ca-experiments repository).
- I have a YouTube channel -- check that out when you get a chance.
- Schemascii - A Python program to convert ASCII art circuit diagrams into nice SVG schematics.
- uLisp fork - My fork of uLisp with additional features
- Langton-Music - A simulator for musical Langton's Ant.
- Armdroid 1000 - A website about the old Armdroid 1000 with a bunch of resources (manual, circuit diagram, photos, miscallaneous reverse-engineering, etc)
- Parasite - A game that can't be beaten by the player: you have to teach the NPC's how to play it for you.
- PICKLE and Tinobsy - A new idea for a programming language, and a type system to implement it.
Note: I excluded Javascript from the above language stats because its verbosity (curly braces, JSDoc comments, etc.) compared to other languages artificially inflates the amount of Javascript I seem to have written. Only about 60% of those lines are meaningful code.