Killego was a small rail-shooter created using Flash with the theme of stop motion. It was basically a game that consisted entirely of stop motion animation, cleverly combined to create a game of which is known as Killego!

Killego 2 is basically a heavily updated version of Killego. It consists of a much smaller file size, better quality graphics, much better (and challenging) gameplay and also a lot of other little extras.

For more information check out the blog and if you want to see the original Killego, click here!

Project T-PA is a project aiming to convert everything located at http://www.tonypa.pri.ee/tbw/index.htm into working Actionscript 3 code. I am hoping this project will benefit everyone who uses it and it should also teach a lot of people how the theory behind this works.

The development blog can be found by clicking here.

Laughing4Free is probably the most exciting thing I have ever created, a friend of mine needed a website. So I said "Sure, I'll create one for you". I then found out he wanted a website where he could post news articles, add videos, allow logged in users to comment etc... and a whole bunch of other things.
I realised this would be the biggest thing that I have ever programmed in my life and kept thinking on whether I could make it or not. I then thought to myself that whether or not I successfully make it, at least I'll have the experience. Although in the end, I managed to create everything he asked for, plus more!
During the devlopment, I learnt Actionscript 3! After only 2 days, I hand coded a Twitter feed and a Flash application that shows the 5 latest updates which can be changed via the website! No code was copied or pasted at all! So I feel this has been the biggest and best project I have ever created!

To check out Laughing4Free, click here!

CRAWLER is my first advanced web application. Everything else I have made has been, in my opinion, simple. CRAWLER was a real challenge. It uses the PHP CLI to run a program that searches and indexes every link it can find on a page. Then it visit's each link it finds, and indexes the links on those pages too. It get's really complicated. Believe me...

If you want to try it out, the current release is at version 0.1 and it is open source (so you can mess about with it as much as you like, all I ask is that you keep the copyright intact), click here!

This little project was a test to see how easy it was to use the Twitter API. Turns out, it's very easy!

For this project, I created my own Twitter PHP class, as basic as it could have been, I wanted it to be a little more... clever. So my Twitter class, basically, makes a call to the Twitter API. I then parse, edit and display. Although, the clever part is that it only checks for new 'tweets' every hour. If it has been under an hour since the last request. My script doesn't waste time calling the API and wasting my call limits, but instead reads the cache from the last update. Pretty smart, huh?

To check it out, click here!

Well recently, a website called Axcid (Click here for the Axcid homepage) created an API to allow anyone to create their own sort of "music" website...

Axcid is, basically, a website that legally links to millions of music files. Their main purpose was to allow iPod and iPhone users to stream music for free.

Now with the release of their API, users can create their own website to stream music from. Which is what I have done!

Click here to visit TuneTown!

Well I guess the first project of calumscott.com, has to be... calumscott.com!

This project has taken about a week to get the layout designed (thanks to a friend), the layout coded (thanks to me) and all the PHP and MySQL back-end programmed. Which was also done by myself. I am hopefully planning on expanding the website as I go along, but for now, it's fine.