(Old, 2007) This is a quick code I wrote to try myself with an interview coding question from this article (Link). Basically it took me 10 min to write the whole thing (I tried to write it as neat and as elegant as possible in a quick time, so no comments included. Plus I’m a [...]

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(Old, 2006) A tutorial created for the Game Development Club (GDclub) in KFUPM. I wrote this heavily-commented code/tutorial to show the members of the club how to load an image and move it across the screen. The code just load a .gif file (an animated one) and just move it from left to right until [...]

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(Old, 2006) Another project for the Multimedia Systems course. We were asked to make a program that can morph one image to another. While many students made a Flash file that just include two images and it gradually change one image to another (so it looks like morphing), I wanted a better deal. I fired [...]

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(Old, 2006) This is a code I did for a project in my Multimedia Systems course. What is does basically; is to move an image the user select (has to be in the same folder as the code) over a Bezier curve that the program creates from four clicks the user must click on the [...]

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(Old, 2004) This is a list generator that I wrote to solve a problem I had with downloading images. You see, one of the sites was hosting old “Andrew Loomis” books in the shape of images, one page per image (The books are over 50 years old, out of print as of 2004 and there [...]

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(Old, 2005) This is a Breakout clone that I wrote during my summer training with Saudi Airlines.Due to my inexperience at that time: I wrongly named it Pong Clone, while in fact, it’s a Breakout Clone. One puck and a set of tiles to break (I think I started it as a pong clone then [...]

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(Old, 2002) This is my first ever graphical game and what ignited my passion for game programming.There is actually a good story behind this one:In a Java programming course in college (I took it in the summer to speed up), the teacher opened the end of the chapter that we were in, where there were [...]

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