This page attempts to inventory all interesting coding projects that I’ve worked on in my personal time. This list is not exhaustive and probably out of date.

Open Source Projects

All of my open source projects are hosted on GitHub here: https://github.com/brandonio21

Abandoned (old) Projects

There are several projects which I once worked hard on but have since been abandoned for whatever reason. Those projects are listed below in alphabetical order:

• A Graphical Representation of a Survey on the “Human Condition” – In college, my roommate put out a survey asking people what they thought of the “Human Condition”. I built this website to group the responses into “positive” and “negative” buckets and display them accordingly.
• ieng6stats – UCSD computer science students have access to a cluster of Linux boxes to run their projects. I was interested in seeing how students were being distributed across individual hosts. This is a small project to display statistics about the number of users SSHing into UCSD’s student-accessible Linux server.
• recipr.me – A web-based tool to find recipes which use ingredients you already have. Built at LA Hacks 2015 and won Linode’s “Best use of Linode services” prize. (recipr.me has since been deactivated)
• Notifier for VB.NET (01 April 2011) – A library for VB.NET which makes displaying taskbar notifications easier and prettier using Windows Forms and the Krypton UI kit.
• OSTracker – A web front-end to see which Operating System I’m currently logged into and historical data. To get the data, I ran daemons on all my computers which periodically pinged a PHP endpoint.
• UpdateVB (09 August 2010) – A VB.NET component for handling program updates. Superseded by update.net