This page is an index for all of the projects on which I have worked and am currently working. These range from relatively large works, like Session History Extension, to small little scripts that I just whipped up in a few hours. I guess another way to put it is that if my blog is an output for writing, then this is an output for coding. In any event, take a look around. Maybe you’ll find something useful.

• Session History Extension
  This is my Firefox extension which grew out of ForwardFork. Basically, it allows you to take control of your session history, allowing you to sort it and control by various other means. Right now, this is constantly a work in progress. I’ve put a lot of time and effort into this, though more is still required to get close to the extension I envision.
• CSSx
  This is something I started working on in 2004, but never got it to the point where I was satisfied with it. I’m going to be majorly retooling it to make it much more powerful and “bulletproof”. CSSx amounts to what others have called a CSS preprocessor (for those familiar with C/C++). Essentially, it allow for simple macro definitions, conditional blocks, and the like in your CSS code to make it easier to maintain.
• Los Angeles Traffic Google Map
  I just started thinking of this one recently. I was surprised that I couldn’t easily find someone else who had already done this, though this is just a personal “proof of concept” rather than something that is supposed to be very original. Basically, this pulls L.A. real-time traffic data from Yahoo! and feeds it into a Google Map.