An index of a few projects.
Fogknife, a general-interest blog that I update semi-regularly.
Masto.NYC, a Mastodon server operated by the non-profit Five Borough Fedi Project, which I co-founded.
BumpySkies, a turbulence forecaster for commercial air travelers.
The Interactive Fiction Technology Foundation, a charitable nonprofit I co-founded and led for a while.
The Annual Interactive Fiction Competition, a yearly arts event I helped run for several years.
Plerd, a minimalist blogging platform.
Sweat, a chatty and distracting workout timer.
Whim, a command-line program and Unix daemon for sending, receiving, and displaying webmentions.
A few open-source modules for the Perl programming language:
Web::Mention, an implementation of the Webmention protocol.
Web::Microformats2, parsing and processing Microformats2 metadata from HTML or JSON.
Web::NewsAPI, fetching and searching news headlines from News API.
The Warbler’s Nest, an interactive fiction, 2010.
Barbetween, a reflective art installation, 2014.
Jmac’s Arcade, a series of monologues, 2006-2010.
Gamelab 2011, an introductory game-studies class, 2011
The Gameshelf, a public-access TV show about obscure games, 2005-2010
More projects on the jmac.org games page. See also my portfolio of games writing.
The inch-long text encoder, a joke.
Perl & XML, written with Erik T. Ray, 2002.
Mac OS X in a Nutshell, written with Chris Stone and Chuck Toporek, 2003.
Volity, an open platform for networked strategy games, circa 2005.
ComicsML, a metadata proposal for comics, 2001.
@EasternClock, a Twitter-based clock. (But Twitter is gone now, and so's this.)
@AcrosticPi, a sculpture in word and number. (But Twitter is no more, so this went away too.)