Gus Class's Online Portfolio: Project Portfolio

• OAuth 2.0 Test app (Ruby)
• Swift + Google Auth (Swift / iOS)

• MiLights LED / WiFi hack

• Example Arduino code

• Collect All the Stars 2 (Android)
• Trivial Quest 2 (Android)
• Collect all the Stars (iOS)
• Trivial Quest 2(iOS)
• Google Authorization console app flows (.NET)

After starting with Google, I created a number of projects to demonstrate Google+

• Google+ with C#/.NET
• OSCAR the hangout robot
• Google+ Voting demo
• Google+ profile retrieval
• Tracking trends from Google+
• Rendering comments from Google+
• Convert a url to an activity ID
• Post interactions demo

I also created various user interfaces using jQuery.

• A simple modal dialog

For these projects, I made the following contributions:

• Ideation for the projects
• OAUTH2 flows in C#/HTML+JavaScript
• XMLHttpRequest flows
• JSON parsing in various languages
• API calls to RESTful endpoints
• Live coding demos of various projects

Metro Lights Out! - A game for the Windows developer preview.

For this project, I made the following contributions:

• Created a game using C# and XAML
• Created a solver for the game using a simple recursive solving strategy

Metro Simon: A game based on the classic memory game, Simon.

The interesting things I did for this project included:

• Created a very simple game framework in C#/XAML.
• Integrated multimedia elements into the game.

Twilio Collage: A demo project that lets you text messages to create a photo collage.

For this project, I made the following contributions:

• Created a Metro style application with HTML and JavaScript.
• Accessed the Twilio REST API from a Metro style app.
• Created a web service that worked with Twilio.

Netflix Queue Sorter - C#/WinForms

For this project, I made the following contributions:

• Accessed the Netflix OAUTH/REST API from a C#/WinForms app.

Around the time that Napster was taking off, I coded an open source file sharing service that worked off of our school's intranet and proxied shared files outside our school's intranet. The site was deemed legally sensitive and was shut down after it got a little too popular a few months after I launched it.

The interesting things I did for Yerfit included:

• Ported Samba and NMBLookup to AIX.
• Implemented search features.
• Coded Mysql database backend for searches.
• Coded CGI/Perl frontend for presenting files on the network.
• Wrote distributed spiders that spanned across the various network computers on the UW.
• Wrote CGI proxy that would pipe files from the intranet out.
• Coded perl modules that simplified piping files shared publicly within an intranet.