Here you'll find a list of some of my projects. Click on the titles or images of each project to see more information.
Published projects are published under the name Mach One Software (Website | GitHub | Facebook | Twitter).
Published projects are published under the name Mach One Software (Website | GitHub | Facebook | Twitter).
Web
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MachOneSoftware.com
This isn't so much a software project, because I built it with Weebly, a drag-and-drop editor. However, after picking a preset theme, the rest of the design is 100% me. In fact, I was able to build the website in one weekend! Just like the website you are on now, www.machonesoftware.com is mainly a portfolio website to show my published projects, to provide contact info, and to have kind of a hub for news and information. |
Amazon Alexa
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Pizza Buddy
Not sure what to order? Get some ideas for pizza night. Just ask for a random pizza. This was my first published skill for Amazon Alexa. 
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Favorite Color
Stuck in a creative rut? Use this random color generator and enjoy choices such as "Fuzzy Wuzzy" Brown and "Real Men Wear Pink" Pink. Just another fun skill to practice creating Alexa skills. 
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Android
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JCalc
JCalc is my first fully functional Android app. It started as a "simple calculator" assignment for my software engineering course. I wanted to take it one step further and publish it on Google Play.
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Google Play and the Google Play logo are trademarks of Google LLC.
Small Basic
Microsoft Small Basic was the first programming language I learned. It's very simple and geared toward beginners.
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Turtle House
Turtle House was my first Small Basic program. Small Basic includes a Turtle object, similar to that of the 1970s language Logo, which provides an interface for drawing lines on a graphics window. 
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Bhaskara's First Proof
This program is a presentation I made for my ninth grade geometry class. We were to choose a proof of the Pythagorean Theorem, and present and explain it in front of the class. 
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