Chris Akridge's Projects
Code for the website at akridgetech.com.
A utility that can view any file or folder as raw bitmap data.
A tool and Roslyn syntax analyzer that permits writing restricted C# programs that can be translated into valid Cix code.
A library to perform various imaging tasks, such as drawing any file as a series of pixels, or combining many images into a single image or zoomable canvas.
Have you ever wanted a simple processor architecture that never has any errors ever? Well, do I have the answer for you! (warning: corrupts memory like it's going out of style)
A C-based language without header files.
Projects for my coursework in the January 2018 Code Louisville class in C#.
Code for the capstone project as well as Treehouse-assigned weekly work.
A library of common code and utilities for my projects.
Converts Prevue listing for the Amiga to and from JSON format.
A .NET library that can evaluate arithmetical expressions using normal, bitwise, and conditional operators.
A C#/.NET library with a set of useful extension methods for all kinds of objects.
A small "utility" that can display a visualization of any given file.
A program that simulates American football plays, games, and seasons.
Project for the Code Louisville C# course, an ASP.NET MVC link aggregator that users can register, post and vote on links, and comment on those links.
Automatically exported from code.google.com/p/ilspy-decompilation-to-fsharp-plugin
:camera: A fluent wrapper around System.Drawing for the processing of image files.
A "clicker"/incremental game based on the elements of the Code Louisville classroom. My project for our Front-End Web Development session.
A virtual machine built upon a custom processor architecture. Not intended for serious use.
We've got the VM and the compiler for it, now let's make it do something interesting.
An assembler for the IronArc platform.
An entirely local, full-featured Jeopardy game. The host runs the show, and players answer questions, just like on real Jeopardy.
A set of simple trivia service that serves the answers/questions pulled from jArchive
The LLVM compiler project with an IronArc backend.
A repository of common files and projects related to my programming.
A bunch of useful stuff written by Jon Skeet and Marc Gravell plus a bunch of useless stuff written by me.
Firefox and Chrome extensions to make Todoist really garishly colored.
This repo is for demonstration purposes only.
Coming soon to akridgetech.com: Supermarket! Run a retail store, buy and upgrade departments, hire staff, and rake in the trigintillions of dollars! Improve customer satisfaction, hire VIPs, and promote your way to retail mastery!