You may have noticed the “code” page link at the top there. I don’t exactly have a long, proud history of sharing my code and libraries, but i do have a fairly long, proud history of writing code and libraries. This is mostly because i’m terrified of what better coders will think.
First awkward attempt is my googlecode publish of a console utility i wrote for use at work. The googlecode page has a long sales pitch i tried to put some effort into, so here’s a snippet from that:
“The primary goal is to let users avoid having to create custom GUI every time they want to test a method with different arguments. Here are examples of ways in which i’ve used it to date.
- Trying various image URLs with an image gallery to see if scale and layout automates correctly
- Passing arguments to a socket connection to test connectivity and remoting
- Adjusting tween times alongside an AD without having to recompile
- Adjusting pixel position, rotation and scale of display objects alongside a designer without having to recompile
- Changing game agent states at runtime to test various conditions
- Changing application states under various conditions to make sure it doesn’t break
- Reloading site XML content descriptors at runtime, letting me compare documents and make changes to documents without having to recompile to test them.”
If any of this sounds useful to you, hop on over and check it out. Also give feedback. Also be nice, i’m aware of my limitations 
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