Programming Languages
Here are a few of the programming languages I've created.
- Crayon - dynamically typed, curly brace language, byte-code interpreted language meant for cross platform user-facing apps.
- Pastel - statically typed language that transpiles to somewhat readable code in Python, JavaScript, C#, Java, and PHP. Code is basically a 1-to-1 transpilation intended to preserve performance rather than create platform safety.
- Vanilla - work in progress replacement for Pastel intended to primarily target transpilation to JavaScript and C. The C transpiled code contains basic garbage collection and list/dictionary types.
- Mark Sideways - A literate programming language I created in a weekend hackathon that is basically an interpreter for markdown files.
- EmojiLang - A simple programming language with an online IDE that I made as a joke. The syntax is purely made of emojis (except for strings).
Games
(still hunting down links)
| Title | Year | Language | Game Jam |
| Nomsters | 2014 | Crayon | |
| Pentomino's Pizza | 2016 | Python (ported to Crayon) | PyWeek 21 |
| Space Squirrel | 2013 | Python (ported to Crayon) | PyWeek 17 |
| Sudo Science | Python | ||
| Where's Walzyx | Crayon | ||
| Sentient Sandwich | Crayon | ||
| Geo Gearshift | Crayon | Ludum Dare | |
| Debris Dodger | Crayon | Zero-Hour Game Jam | |
| Shunned Survivor | Python | ||
| NES Dragon Warior clone I made when the pandemic started | 2020 | Crayon | |
| Whatever the heck this monstrosity is that I made after buying a 13-port USB hub and was determined to use it with an equal number of gamepads (Crayon) | Crayon | Global Game Jam Video |
Tetris in Every Programming Language
I'm attempting to write Tetris in every programming language I know as both a way to keep around boilerplate code for future reference, but also for the lols. You can view the whole git repository or browse by language below:
Current progress
- Go + SDL
- Java + AWT
- JavaScript + Canvas
- Python + PyGame (Code Golf'd @ 2KB)
- Rust + SDL
- Swift + UIKit (iOS)
Websites
- Two Cans & String - anonymous question and answer site with about 300 daily active users
- blakeohare.com - click for recursive fun
- asdfjkl; - anonymous question without answers site with about 0.2 daily active users