Wiggio. I designed and developed the iPhone app for the web app Wiggio, a free group management suite.

Among other features, the iPhone app allows the user to post comments, schedule events and meetings, send blast emails and text messages, manage groups, and access many different file types, including media and Office files. It's available for free on the App Store.

MIT Mobile. I contributed to the MIT Mobile app, which is used by MIT students, staff, and faculty and was originally developed at MIT IS&T.

My main contribution was writing the original version of the Stellar module, which provides an interface to MIT's custom classroom management software to give students access to their classes on the go. It's available for free on the App Store.

CsoundXO. CsoundXO is an audio engine developed by MIT Prof. Barry Vercoe, written for low power, fixed-point processors. It was developed both at the MIT Media Lab and the offices of OLPC.

I wrote a module for CsoundXO to synchronize multiple systems over a network using raw TCP/IP connections. I also created a Python API to interface with this module. You can find more information about CsoundXO here.

cocosCairo. cocosCairo is a game engine written in Python. It was developed for the Sugar Desktop Environment as my thesis project.

The engine has many features built in, including an optional MVC library, a robust event emitter, a module to create video animations, and an advanced SVG parser that can alter/animate SVG images in real-time.

Meant as a learning tool, cocosCairo was designed to be as straightforward to use as possible. The source code itself was designed to teach systems to new programmers, and every class, method, and function is fully documented.

Within a week of its release, a software company adopted cocosCairo to build educational software.

You can see it in action, or you can jump right in and start using cocosCairo by downloading the source code. It should run straight out of the box on a Linux system.