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blackjack_ruby

Code Sample - Trying out Ruby for the first time creating a command-line Blackjack script including: multiple players, betting and other features such as split, double-down and 5-7 card Charlie. Also includes hooks for real-time statistics, auto-play mode and an AI-based robo-mode.

blackjack_ruby_simple

Code Sample - Trying out Ruby for the first time creating a command-line Blackjack script. This version is identical to the more elaborate “blackjack_ruby” sample but removes betting, odds, test mode, multiple players and support for auto-play modes. Primarily designed to show the power of the decoupling coding approach where this version was created from the initial one in less than an hour by simply tearing out code - no changes to strategy or code structure were needed.

consoleview

consoleviewsample

Sample code of Swift Debug Console View which echos internal console activity to displayable window.

eventimer_sample

Sample-code version of multi-timer task tracker App in Swift 4 / iOS 11+. Originally designed to help facilitate timing at events where multiple parties are expected to share time equally (such as at speaker meetings) includes a multi-tiered chess-timer function (cumulative timer) and simultaneous countdown timer. Lean and fully asynchronous...

nsoutlineviewpersistencetest

Cobbled together from various samples, simple POC sample for Apple's NSOutlineView autosaveExpandedItems feature with non-Codable outline item. Also includes persistence with selected row and JSON based encoding/saving of outline Item.

nstableviewisgrouprowtest

Simple POC for creating an NSTableView with attributed group row

onboardingchat_react

This is a code-challenge done for a stealth startup in San Francisco and was my first effort working in React. It is a simple framework for creating an onboarding chat system in React/CSS which is driven off a JSON file and passes info back and forth between the server on final approval.

pdfmargintextview

This is a sample application for demonstrating the drawing of margin text on pages in PDFView as well as highlighting the associated text. The desire is to come up with a way to seamlessly (at least on the visual level) allow for larger margins on the page so that there is more room for comment text.