Software made using Delphi

Took over the development and maintenance of their CMS-system. This system can be used to administer webpages, perform quality assurance, HMS plus more or a combination of all these. Backend consists of a series of Java servlets, while the frontend is template-based. The administration pages uses JavaScript with AJAX calls for a user friendly and responsive system. For th IIS-server I also wrote a plugin for rewriting url's so that they look prettier for the end user. I did also use Flash with ActionScript for usage videos for the administration part as well for some webpages.

Using this application it is easy to convert your program code into HTML with code coloring. Out of the box the application supports these languages:

This application was originally created for a project I completed earlier. It became so good that it might be of interest for other users as well.

This application was made for a project at school, but the customer wanted to use pen and paper instead of a proper system, it was not used for that project.

The application was made so that all operation could be done as fast as possible. Not neccessarely the easiest method, but we meant that speed was more important than learning curve. We still alloved the user to use a mouse if he was not that good at this application.

The data available in the application should be presented in a more professional way than only screen. It is therefore also a screen to print reports for selected periods.

Web version of my organization system for games. This version has a better overview of games.

This application has one task: create covers for your CD's. This task it does pretty well, and the result looks stunning.

A small application for cutting large files into smaller parts so that they'll easily fit on a floppy disk. Help file.

Drill for oil. Earn money. Earn even more money. That was the idea behind this game. Inspired by the game "Oil Imperium" on Amiga.

A small flat world. This was a small test for me to test how to code against OpenGL.

A weird little game I made using Direct-X. I made this game to see if I could control my light-gun. It turned out to be pretty easy, as it worked almost as a mouse.