Below are a collection of utilities with no particular theme. These are intended to accomplish some sort of functional purpose. I hope you find something useful.
Protect your email links on your website. Instead of posting your email in plaintext and getting spammed, you can use a tool to make your email more difficult to obtain by a spam bot. Most tools just encode your email in text. Mine encodes it in an image which adds another layer of security. Try it out and let me know what you think!
An updated version of Nick Morgan's 6502 Assembler/Simulator in JavaScript. 6502 was a popular processor in the 70's and 80's and was used to power famous computers such as the BBC Micro, Atari 2600, Commodore 64, Apple II, and the Nintendo Entertainment System. It is a much simpler language than x86 for those looking to get started with learning assembly code.
Paste a snippet of code to identify what programming language it likely is. The code will then be color coded and formatted in the target language's style.
A simple, full-screen clock that clearly displays the current time. Large, clean display with high contrast. A few simple settings to customize it as needed. Great for when you want to have a large digital clock to view at quick glance.
Fast and powerful calculator. Available right in your browser or offline once installed to your device. Featuring variables, advanced math functions, history, expression chaining and much more.
A simple JavaScript image comparison library. Use this library to create a slider on your website to compare two images on top of each other. Perfect for before/after photos. Very simple to use with no coding required. Click on the link to view the documentation and check out the demo.
LDOM is a Lightweight DOM manipulation library. It is intended to replace jQuery for simpler tasks and features a significantly smaller package size and simpler codebase. If you are a web developer I'd encourage you to try it and let me know what you think.
A flexible JavaScript tooltip library designed to be injected into 3rd party websites via UserScripts or browser extensions. It is explicitly designed to be conflict-free and work on any website regardless of the styling, structure, or any other code running on the page.
This vanilla mod adds an economy to your single player Minecraft world. Using a special book in your inventory, you can buy and sell items for coins. This is fully customizable so you can design the Shop Book to whatever works the best for you.
Personal Cloud Storage System (similar to Dropbox or Google Drive). Set up your own account and pay for exactly what you use. Extremely affordable for the average user. The Setup Instructions explain the pricing structure along with the account creation process. The Python source code is freely available to modify and use under the MIT License. If you make something cool with it, send me a message and let me know!
A bookmarklet is a script that you can save as a bookmark in your web browser. Then when you click on the bookmark, instead of going to a different page, you'll run that script on the current page. Visit my bookmarklets page to see what I've made.