If you've been squinting at the background image:

Yes, I Really DO use Netbeans on a Windows 7 machine (image was taken before migration from Vista). The captured image is smaller than my actual window, so as to leave less whitespace around the particular random bit of code displayed, and it's an older version than I'm currently using.

I'm not an evangalist for either Netbeans, Windows in general, or Windows 7 in particular. These are environments I became familiar with for professional reasons, and I don't feel like migrating to something else.

OK

OK, these are my software projects. As you can see by the sentiments expressed above, I'm a Java guy at this stage of my existence. Actual developed code under here is for Java environments, consisting of Java APIs, and Swing or J2EE/JSP UI components. That doesn't mean that "white paper" stuff should be considered as firmly committed to that platform.

What we got here:

Project	Status	Description
Workhorse	javadoc'ed, publishable	Core utilities and packages used in the other projects. Includes some HTML scraping and task scheduling software which should probably be removed from the "core".
Ragnarok	javadoc'ed, publishable	Basic JSP framework used to build this site. Intent was to provide a simple and pluggable framework for user authentication and user profiles within a J2EE environament.
BLIMP	javadoc'ed, downloadable	"Bob's LIttle Math Package". Part demo, part useful utility. A framework for doing a "card based" set of shell-like dialogs in SWING, and a use of it to provide a number of math utilities.
TrailScraps	whitepaper, preliminary data	Hike mapping / planning application proposal.
Gasp	experiment	Java based lib/cpp inspired macro processing and a framework for merging output from other preprocessors.

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