Rocketnia.com: Virtual Index of Ross Angle

A pure functional language with concurrent macroexpansion and a JavaScript FFI. I've built a text generation DSL in Cene, as well as a little screenplay-like DSL.

Cene Mk. II is the latest experimental work on Cene, rebuilding it with better error messages, a module system, and a few other refinements.

A proof-of-concept language core in which fexprs and compiled functions can coexist.

A dataflow library that could form the underlying plumbing of a continuous-time functional reactive programming language.

Underreact makes for some rather snazzy demos, including a demo of some state machines and a demo of a rudimentary platform game. [Warning: Some flickering.]

A rather abstract library I worked on to figure out the more subtle intricacies of designing extensible templating languages.

The website you're looking at is written in a static site generator I made myself called Chopsgen. It uses the same kind of deterministic concurrency model that went into the Cene macroexpander.

I wrote this static site generator at a time when I wanted to be able to run all my code in the browser, even the build tools themselves. In a clone of the repo, the file html-build.html shows a preview of the site in an iframe, and it offers a button to download the processed .html files in a .zip archive, ready to be unpacked and uploaded. In practice, I actually do a more sophisticated kind of deployment, but it's nice to have this as a fallback.

Rainbow.js is a JavaScript port of the Arc programming language (specifically a port of Conan Dalton's implementation of it, Rainbow).

Some creative tools I've made to inspire writing ideas: A very simple prompt generator for scenarios where characters get into tomfoolery related to their unique talents, and an interactive plot structure generator based on graph rewriting.

Some password generators for Mega Man IV and V for Game Boy.

Magic makes home renovations easier than ever. Almost too easy.

Inspired by Seltani, I made a little text-based game engine (ContriverText) to try out some different UI ideas for multiplayer interactive hypertext fiction. The interface could use a lot of work, especially for a single-player demo like this one. However, for the Bring Out Your Dead game jam, I put together this short work to showcase the engine. There are some more author's notes on the jam submission page.

A little hypertext piece I made for a game jam on the theme of "tiny utopias."

A short-lived Mega Man sprite comic I started while I was really into Bob and George.

I could talk all day about some of my original characters and settings. Telling their stories in full is a daunting prospect, one that I might even need better programming languages for. :-p But I've occasionally written up some notes about MyAI and Mikkamon on GitHub to get the ideas out there somewhere.