although i’ve worked writing code for most of my career, what i’m most proud of have very little to do with computers:

  • your home was an accidental bootstrap i’ve created and discontinued during 6 months. 10% of it was about coding, the rest was divided among marketing, support and managing the business.
  • pcsedados service order system made in 2003 for about 2 months, still in use today. granted, most of it was coding, but the things i’m satisfied about it are basically the logic behind it and its longetivity.
  • abaixa tampa (lower the toilet lid), a theater play in portuguese made in 3 months. i’ve co-wrote and co-stared in it, being one of the most proeminent actor in both ends, on my very first professional-ish experience in front of an audience. got lots of and only nice feedback from it.
  • just a regular damme day, “cool” video made in about 5 days, in a basketball court. first and only video i’m glad to have done, so far…

now, i do have worthy coding projects, which were fun to build, and that’s all:

  • this very site is all open sourced, with the simple yet powerful jekyll and github.
  • basiux contains a small neat javascript Ai I’ve ported from another language in about 3 days.
  • formigas, another tiny game in MIT’s Scratch made in about 5 days.
  • trefnoc is a (now disfunct) python script to convert videos in a background queue.
  • luckyshit, very tiny game in Unity3D made in about 10 hours.
  • StackOverflow and GitHub profiles.

and here are completely unimpressive projects:

sky walk over Auckland it’s a me! in one of my “enjoying life” fun projects, which i do almost daily. :)