I’ve finished creating the pages for Dart: the ray tracer I wrote back in 2007 during my last quarter at UCSD.
I decided a straight conversion of the content from my old site wouldn’t look very good embedded in the current layout, so the task of porting the pages took a bit longer than I had initially anticipated. However, after looking over the finished product, I’m quite happy that I took the time to re-craft the pages.
What are you waiting for? Go check it out!
WordPress is my platform of choice these days (it takes too long to code everything by hand). Fortunately, I recently setup the No Remorse Games site. I really like the theme layout and plugin set I used for that site, so I decided to build my personal site with the same pieces.
I’ve decided to sift through the content from the old site and only post things I feel are of merit. In all honesty, not much will be making the cut.
Clearly, my bio / “About” page was out of date (circa 2007) so that will get redone: updated picture, resume, details.
I will be converting the content from “Dart”, the ray tracer project from CSE 168. While everything I do these days is real-time, I’m still very proud of my accomplishments from that project.
There may be other things I bring over, but nothing else sticks out at this point.
Maybe I’ll do some video game and board game reviews, write some posts about code, write some posts about non-code (gasp!)… we’ll see.