Playfish's Facebook game, Restaurant City, is a simulation game in developing a restaurant. The players can trade ingredients with other players in order to achieve certain dishes. I build this tool restaurantcitytrade.com to help RC players in finding matching ingredients trading partner.
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A flash animation because I had so much free time.
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You might have heard of this game, Bejeweled. It is a singleplayer block game.

This application is colorful and loud (consider yourself warned).
I built this game as one of my Java class projects.
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I was crazy about Gunbound, a turn-based worm-like game. Furthermore, I was taking a basic Physics class at the time. An idea came: I'd use the formula of free-fall object to calculate the position of the shot bullet in this game.
For my Java class project, I built a multiplayer game with a similar gameplay to Gunbound.

Two major parts had to be developed: a server and a client. The server connects to a database containing players account details, and listens to an adjustable port.
Two clients connect to a server and the game will begin.

A simple web application was also deployed to broadcast if a server goes online.
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A friend had a computer-service-shop. He opened another one, but all his customers' details were saved in one Microsoft Access file (which was a pretty big file).

I was asked for help to build a similar database system, but accessible online. I was just learning PHP and faithfully wrote the project in PHP; now my friend can access his customers' data online.
Note: I also had to write a simple Java code to store the old data to a MySQL server. Fortunately, MS Access converts the tables into character-delimited text files.
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An engine; to test. Test Engine is used as online programming class.

Instructors create classes, add/drop students, and assign homeworks. Students submit their code and will get immediate response regarding the code's correctness.
Test Engine compares the output of student's code with a key output. Key output can be generated from a source code or a text file uploaded by intructor.

This project is written in Java and run on Tomcat as the web server. It is also a neat AJAX web application.
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This project unfortunately was put on hold before completion. "See you at RCC" was purposely designed as a complementary site of Riverside Community College's official site.

At certain times, rcc.edu has heavy traffic due to many users accessing its pages.
To provide stable access to some essential common links, CUatRCC came as an alternative. It grabs and stores necessary data (html pages from rcc.edu) to its own database. Therefore, users can access CUatRCC to get data such as classes details without going trough rcc.edu.
This project is written in Java and run on Tomcat as the web server.
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This Survey Engine was sponsored by Desert Regional Consortium and was built as a tool to develop surveys. It is written in Java and run on Tomcat.

Survey creators, people who are given access by the admin, are able to compile questions and post surveys. A link will be generated, so potential survey-takers can participate in the survey.
The result of the survey will be presented numerically and graphically.
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