I've been graduated for, good lord, a little over four months now. Some people might take a fortune of time like that and spend it doing something exciting and horizon-expanding like travelling. Me? Well, I'm more of a hide-in-my-room kind of guy.

What've I been doing with this time then? Some might claim long stints in front of my computer were symptomatic of a bone-deep laziness. Faced with this accusation, I throw up my hands and protest (in a squeaky voice) that this was my long-desired PROJECT TIME.

As my accuser turns away, I quickly drop my hands. Holding them up there is a lot of effort for these lazy bones.

Anyway, much as I've enjoyed taking this break and getting a chance to poke at some ideas which had been kicking around in my head, it's time for me to mess up some interviews find a job. However, I thought it'd be nice to have a summary of my work.

This isn't exactly an exhaustive list - there's a bunch stuff that never ended up online, whether because it was too uninteresting or too underdeveloped or whatever - but it is, indisputably, a list, and, well, there's something to be said for that.

Games

• Poplar, a haXe-based match-three platformer.
• Herrera, an experiment with HTML5 and procedural generation.
• The Lauded Deeds of the Materialist, a fun little action game.
• Ruin, a ClojureScript-based roguelike built on top of rot.js.
• roguelim, a roguelike played through Twitter.
• A Sky Full of Gumption, the start of a Spelunky-inspired platformer.
• Hyderabad, a real-time game in ClojureScript (which ended up being way too slow).

Proceduralism

• Armor generation with midpoint displacement.
• Block leaf trees.
• Perlin noise-generated planets.
• Experiments in texture generation.

Tools

• Updated tools for the Destructoid CBlog Recaps team.
• Emily, the start of a Clojure-based paint program.
• Jinn, a continuation of the CoffeeScript engine started in Herrera.

Websites

• A ton of work for this site.
• A website for Colton Phillips.

Languages

• Go Forth, a partial implementation of Forth in Go.
• Cricket, a Lisp(ish) interpreter in CoffeeScript.

Miscellanea

• Momo, a Clojure-based implementation of monads.
• Dabber, which applies a painterly effect to pictures.
• Evolute, a song breeder.
• Breedxel, an image breeder.
• Face Rater, which rates faces.
• Message in a Bottle, an experiment in communication.
• An entry for NaNoGenMo which scraped and blended Wikipedia articles.