Christopher Parke

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This is a hacker simulator where you hack into other people's networks, leave a trojan, and convert their network into a zombie network. You then use these networks to fuel your processing power to hack larger networks, culminating in a world changing event. To play, follow the on screen prompts, and remember it's a hacker game, so there are many easter eggs. See if you can find them all!

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This is my own personal remake of a favourite mini-game from Final Fantasy 8. The AI is hand crafted in JavaScript and jQuery. No framework was used on this version of the project. I wanted to achieve a responsive design that existed completely above the fold, and felt as close to a native game as possible.

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The Excel-Eater is a program that combines excel documents dynamically. It was specifically written to scan one document and save it as the "Master" or "Parent" file. It then scans any number of other documents (or tabs) and retrieves any number of columns containing relevant data. From there, the program can then update the master file with the child data. The original use case was combining inter-company sales-lead notes and updates.

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This is a program I wrote that automated the creation of paperwork for deals. Before this program, the process took an average of an hour, and each deal package was comprised of around 70 pages. After this program was put in place, those averages were reduced to 10 minutes and 12 pages. This program continues to save hundreds of man-hours per month, for a sales team of 30+ employees.

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This is a program that takes an Excel file issued by a supplier, scans for price updates, and creates a file that updates the company's CMS.