I hope you like spaghetti code, use these at your own risk...
Some programming projects I've done:
- Text Reminder/Bulletin Server/Website: Here
- Location Database/Server/Website: Here
- A drawing program I wrote in C with ncurses for the terminal: Here
- A quiz creation/administration program in C: Here
- A GUI wrapper around a database program I wrote using tcl/tk:Here
- An extremely basic pacman style terminal game framework for the Windows7, Windows10, and Linux command prompts: Here
- A C++ program that displays a randomly generated chord progression: Here
- A configurable gui launcher menu in tcl/tk: Here
- A user configurable help/docs/note-tracking system that works well with QuickMenu: Here
- A gui wrapper around the firefox command line search flag for QuickMenu: Here
- A library for drawing shapes in ncurses: Here
- A library with a couple different kinds of containers: Here
- An automated propositional logic prover: Here
- A Windows port of the prover: Here
- An emulator for a simple 8 bit cpu called TTP: Here
- A port of my TTP emulator to Windows: Here
- An assembler for the TTP: Here
- An port of my assembler to Windows: Here
- Shell/Lisp/Gui Scripts and tools for building randomized propositional and predicate logic formulas: Here
- A version of the exprTest prover which uses graphs and a form of propositional tableau for generating proofs: Here
- A catch all repo for math experiments: Here
- Misc html filtering scripts, including one I use often for finding youtube links on webpages I don't really care to read: Here
- Misc cpu temp logging and plotting scripts cobbled together with gnuplot from when my old computer died: Here
- Misc IP traffic logging and plotting scripts written around python and tcpdump for playing around with matplotlib: Here
- A online practice problem generator/dsl for some simple math problems: Here
- A online port of the exprgraph and exprtest prover: Here
- A website which draws a new random svg image to the current browser window every five seconds: Here