• My resume, in case you're trolling
• Sharing your Linux box with those selfish Windows machines
• Mischief, my Open Source project defunct (It's woefully difficult to get people to work with you on these things when all they want to do is go home from work and play video games.)
• My Little Mudbook, which for now contains information on bulding a talker, but I'm also including snapshots of my development of sso (see below)
• linux.mischief, my home Linux box via cable modem
• Dragonia, a fantasy MOO
• Java source code and jars that may be useful to others

I'm a professional Java developer, occasionally studying for the Java programmer's certification exam, and in the meantime refreshing my knowledge of C, C++, UNIX programming, Perl, Python, and more. My operating system of choice is Linux, database is MySQL, and language varies--sometimes it's Java, sometimes it's Python, sometimes it's C++. I like Java's threading model because it's so easy to program once you get used to it. I like C++ because you can compile the program down into fast code. I like Python because it's just the perfect language for the quick, but maintainable, programs you need to develop.

My current at home projects include a graphical, multi-player Java MUD I'm calling 'sso' (Swords and Sorcery Online), a database and web application written in Python to help my wife keep track of her model horses, and studying C and C++ so I can eventually convert sso into a compiled language. I'm note expecting the server to be able to handle a lot of connections, but I might be mistaken--I write fairly efficient Java. Additionally, I'm finishing up a project I started in college, Dragonia, a MOO based in a fantasy land dominated by dragons.

-- Chris Jones