Corvée Ninja is a website I am in the process of developing to make my own life a bit easier (and, perhaps the lives of others if it ever works).

I previously ran a bot for Discord servers that maintained signup lists for events. Users could sign themselves up and withdraw under various roles.

In my first couple weeks at ZipRecruiter, they were holding a competition to see who could program the best bot to play the board game Quoridor. Of course I had to try my hand at it.

EvoGames was a website intended to provide game statistics tracking for an online gaming community.

About

When node.js was still rather young (around v0.6), a gaming community I was a part of looked like it might need a replacement system to track members’ stats in online games. So, I designed and implemented a system that could accomplish just that.

As part of my teaching and research, I often dealt with the behaviors of populations playing game-theoretic games under dynamic rules. To help better understand how this worked, I created a tool to visualize two-player game dynamics.

Later in my research career, I found that the python simulation framework I had constructed was too slow to effectively finish my research in time. So, I migrated most of the functionality to a C library.

Formerly, I maintained this game theory simulations framework in python/cython. It can certainly still be used, though I have no intention of providing updates at this time.