My world revolves around computers since I was only 10 years old. At the beginning the important thing was entertainment – and with that I mean computer games. But soon just playing them wasn't enough. I wanted to create my own game. So it was the pursuit of that goal which lead me deeper and deeper into the digital world. I began to discover computer languages: first came Basic, then Visual Basic, C++, Pascal, Java, C, PHP… And after all (for even I do not live in the clouds all of the time) there is also money (it is the damnation of the modern world, but really hard to live without). But that is just a side-fact that persuaded me to go to the Faculty of Computer and Information Science in Ljubljana. Currently I am attending the third year and I am also a member of the Laboratory of Computer Graphics and Multimedia that is located at the faculty.

Ongoing projects

• cvutils – A Linux library with some additional functionality to OpenCV. Mostly access to a bit more exotic camera devices.
• coffeeshop – Coffeeshop is a conglomerate of handy general purpose Java classes. Started as a spinoff of WebStrips project.
• MoCo  – MoCo is an environment that can be used for writing and testing assembler programs for various microcontrollers. It is still in an early stages of development, but you can monitor the project's progress at the Sourceforge (that is not entirely true, because we are not far enough with this project that we can show something … but it is moving…).
• WebStrips – A simple personal project; web-comic reader written in Java. The project is not so personal anymore as I have uploaded it to SourceForge.

Finished projects

• Tetronix – Well it is a game… not my first one, but definitely the first that deserves to be put up here. (link is currently broken because I must first find a working copy of the game … somewhere … sorry)
• MineSweep – A simple java applet game that I wrote as an example for a “Java programing for beginners” course back in the summer of 2005.
• Fomalhaut – 3D rocket race game written in Java in the spring semester 2006 as a project for the courses Computer Graphics and Operating Systems (the site is unfortunately no longer online, but there are some ideas about a more user friendly remake … when I will have more free time).
• Sentinel – A really simple motion detection application for web camera. It works with QuickTime for Java and JMF.