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		<p>I&rsquo;ve made a lot of things in my free time mostly to try out new web
technologies. I&rsquo;ve also made some non-web things as well, but those aren&rsquo;t as
easy to show off.</p>
<h2 id="datalinks">Datalinks</h2>
<p>The <a href="https://datalinks.pleasantprogrammer.com">Datalinks</a> is a recreation of the
in-game manual of Sid Meier&rsquo;s Alpha Centauri. I really like the game,
particularly how well the setting and atmosphere was done. The voice quotes
whenever you discover a new technology were what really made the game for me and
I&rsquo;ve included those into the site. I also tried my very best to capture the
original look and feel from the game using HTML and CSS.</p>
<h2 id="audventure">Audventure</h2>
<p><a href="https://audventure.pleasantprogrammer.com">Audventure</a> is a clone of the
Gameboy Advance game, bit generations: Soundvoyager. The game really got my
interest as the main mechanic involves navigating via sound. The original game
was comprised of 5 different minigames, but I&rsquo;ve only really implemented one of
them.</p>
<h2 id="gtfshtml">GTFS.html</h2>
<p><a href="https://gtfs.pleasantprogrammer.com">GTFS.html</a> is a viewer for transit data in
the GTFS format. I work a lot with GTFS for Sakay.ph and it helps quite a lot to
be able to visualize the GTFS quickly instead of looking at the raw CSV files or
actually loading it into the routing engine and testing manually.</p>
<h2 id="typingfreaks">Typingfreaks</h2>
<p><a href="https://typingfreaks.pleasantprogrammer.com">Typingfreaks</a> is a clone of an old
Japanese flash game called TypingMania. It&rsquo;s a speed typing game where you have
to type lyrics (mainly Japanese) in time with the song as it&rsquo;s playing.</p>

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