http://mbestudios.com/ MBE Studios is a site I developed for a friend that is used for promotion of his music studio. The site is a simple site but literally was developed in a matter of hours and fueled by M&M’s. The site will eventually be converted to WordPress since there will be significantly more content, but [...]

http://mikemunsie.com/myprojects/munsieMVC/ MunsieMVC is a framework designed for PHP 5.2 that I wrote for all of my projects of 2011. Currently the company I work for, Anchor Marketing and Design (http://anchormd.com) has allowed me to experiment and use my framework for all of their clients and applications. So far it has been a very pleasant and [...]

http://mikemunsie.com/myprojects/MultiLayerTest/ You ever see those sites with parallax scrolling and all? I decided to learn how to do it and this was my attempt.

http://mikemunsie.com/myprojects/Spritely%20Engine%20Test/ Also my JQuery learning phase of 2011, I developed a quick example of using the popular Spritely engine. It’s pretty cool and so simple to use!

http://mikemunsie.com/myprojects/RollBox/ RollBox was my first JQuery plugin I built. This was in my JQuery learning phase of 2011.

http://mikemunsie.com/myprojects/Canvas/ This was a tiny project built to experiment with HTML5. More SIN and COS madness :)

http://mikemunsie.com/myprojects/2010-Portfolio/ The 2010 portfolio was a revisit on the 2004 portfolio to say “Hey, now I can do this in Ajax!” – also heavily influenced by the amount of learning I had at my first job/internship. This was probably about 3 or 4 months after learning about MVC, JQuery, and some new features with HTML5. [...]

http://jamtube.mikemunsie.com Jamtube is an effects based video playlist generated from YouTube videos. Users can create, customize, and share their playlists with other users or simply embed on their website. It was a pretty fun project learning the YouTube API.

http://mikemunsie.com/myprojects/Tanks/ Tanks was written for a friend who said I couldn’t write games. I had only semi-working examples, so I decided to completely write a very min browser game in JavaScript. You can use the keys to move around (w,a,s,d,space to fire), and p2 uses the arrow keys and mouse to fire. I did not [...]

http://mikemunsie.com/myprojects/MikeSpace/ Oh the MikeSpace… I built this for one and one reason only: to basically show companies that I could program and how passionate I really am. It took forever. I did not use any framework and I developed this entirely on my own. It features a messaging system, user search within a mile radius, [...]

http://mikemunsie.com/myprojects/2009-Portfolio/ Decided to add a bit more pizzazz to the 2008 site. I was addicted to swirling animation using SIN and COS so I had to incorporate it into that years’ site. Take notice the Projects page which was increased thanks to projects at ITT-Tech and Devry through the years.

http://mikemunsie.com/myprojects/MunstahTube/ MunstahTube was a site for all my Trackmania videos. It was a small fun site I built that featured my track designs, car mods, and a cool design I came up with.

http://mikemunsie.com/myprojects/ChavaCustoms/ Chava Customs was built for a friend with a very basic admin section and a layout heavily influenced from another site. It was a very basic site but had the functionality of exactly what he needed at the time.

http://mikemunsie.com/myprojects/2008-Portfolio/ First portfolio after a few years of playing the role as a musician. This site used some advanced techniques with tables (or at least I thought back then) and a design inspired by simplicity rather than visual overload.

http://mikemunsie.com/myprojects/Sprite%20Test/ This was going to be a game back in the day, but I just didn’t have the time to finish it. My father (see his site at http://munsiegames.com) and I worked on a JavaScript engine when I was younger, so I figured years later I could return and create something similar that could refresh some [...]

http://mikemunsie.com/myprojects/PHPCalendar/ This was the first PHP application I ever wrote! That’s right. It spanded over 15k lines of code and is something I can never re-write again because it was coded so poorly. Just to give you an example, I used spaces instead of tabs… it was… delightful. Still good code though if you look [...]

http://mikemunsie.com/myprojects/2004-Portfolio/ High School Portolio – appx. Junior Year. I developed this with the idea of saying that JavaScript can do what Flash can do. Back in the day I didn’t know about Ajax so I used IFrames instead. This site is very broken today… except for IE! I just ran a test with IE9 and [...]