A Nintendo Entertainment System emulator. Emulates the CPU and GPU quite well, and is capable of playing many of the console's earlier games. Unfortunately, I can't share ROM images of actual games here due to copyright, but I have included a link to a few sample programs if you want to test it. Sound support is very unstable at the moment, and is disabled by default.

• Start = Enter
• Select = Shift
• A = X
• B = Z
• Directional Pad = Arrow Keys

Completed as part of my time studying abroad in Italy while at WPI. This tool allows users to browse a high quality old map of Venice. You can save an image of the current view or select a part to download. You can also annotate landmarks on the map using a polygonal drawing tool, and search for those landmarks.

SourceControl.me is a git analytics platform. Three other students and I completed this tool as a final project at WPI. Users can sign up and link git repositories to the site. Anayltics can then be performed on the repositories by using a specially designed query language. This query language can be used to build "reports" of statistics related to repositories.

Android app created by me and 4 others HackMIT 2014. This app allows users to anonymously leave messages at real-world locations. Using the app, you can view messages that have been left near your current location.

Built at HackMIT 2013 by myself and 3 others, The Snap Shack is a public snapchat showcase. Simply send a snapchat to 'thesnapshack' and it will appear on the site. People can chat as the images stream in.

Draws a strange attractor based on user-set variables.

Extremely basic Mandelbrot set explorer. Click to zoom-in. Click reset to return to original state.

Implementation of Snake on the windows console.

Users can draw simple images and store them as a large number. Based on Tupper's self-referential formula, which is a formula that draws itself.