Now, this is a bit of the site about which I am really rather excited. I've constructed it so that the various pieces of software I'm working on will each have their own pages, and a history of builds for each will be available, so you can grab the latest, or grab older versions. For the geekily inclined, this is entirely automated. That is, when I modify my code, it's built automatically on my own CruiseControl server. Once I'm happy with the changes, I can tell Cruise Control to deploy the software (that is, press one button), and it is automatically built in release mode, zipped up, named appropriately, and uploaded to my web site. The site then recognises the existence of the new build, and shows it appropriately.

Anyway, to the good stuff. Below you'll see a list of apps I've built. Click on the links to view specifics of my software and download it if you want to. Note that all the downloads are free.

Also, check out the .Net Version Number Decoder, which can decode a .net assembly version number into the date and time that the assembly was built

New: Flash experiments here.