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Here are some of my apps. All of these except for DT Virtual Accounts are coded with Adobe AIR. When installing those on Windows, you'll have to click a More Info button and then a Run Anyway button to accept the risk that this is from an "unknown developer". Those apps also have a dependency on Adobe AIR that you'll need to download and install from Harman: https://airsdk.harman.com/runtime

DT Virtual Accounts

This is financial accounting software similar to Quicken that I coded in 2021.

Windows: dt_virtual_accounts_setup.exe

* 2024-03-13 Updated with a couple bug fixes.

DT Mirror

This can be a handy utility for taking screenshots from your computer's camera. If you click on the invisible button in the top right corner of the screen, you'll get a 12 second countdown for it to capture a still. Double clicking the screen will take you out of the still and the still image is copied to your clipboard automatically.

Windows: dt_mirror_setup.exe

DT Picture Viewer

I've been using this program extensively for almost a decade. I usually use the PrtSc button on my keyboard and then open DT Picture Viewer and do a CTRL-V to paste into it. Then I use the scroll wheel to zoom into the image and mouse to drag it around. Then I drag with the right mouse button down to create a selection. Then I do a CTRL-C and paste that into an email. I'm a big fan of zooming with the scroll wheel. I miss my Droid Turbo 2 phone. It had a true 21MP camera and I loved taking pictures with it and using this program to zoom into them. I regularly transfer pictures off of my phone and delete them on my phone. Then I use my DT Versioning Backup software to create backups of all my personal files.

I had some problem with this download being corrupt. I'm going to see if I can sort that out. I'm coding a new program that I'm calling DT 2d Studio that will eventually replace DT Picture Viewer. I've got a good start on it.

Windows: dt_picture_viewer_setup.exe

Flick Bricker

The best game that I coded in 2007. Works well on phones and on touch screen monitors as a museum app.

Get it on my Flick Bricker site: flickbricker.com

Start New Game

Here is the javascript implementation of my collision detection:

collisionDetection.js

I coded this while living on the streets under the Space Needle in 2004.

Here is an example of it in action. You can drag and resize the rectangles. When you click the "Add Element" button, it will add an element at the coordinates specified which will be on top of the last element you were dragging unless you change the numbers manually.

collisionDetection.js

The linear algebra stuff is at the bottom of the collisionDetection.js script. Look for the isIntercepting() function.