JL JacksonLeung.com

If you haven't figured it out yet, my name is Jackson Leung. I'm the programmer that created this page. This site will be the home of some of my web-based scripts. I try to make this page look nice, do some nifty things to it, and keep it xhtml strict.

This webpage is still in development, and will constantly be changing as I come up with more and more nifty things to add to it. So please, check back often :)

- Jackson

About Jackson Leung

I am a computer-geek born with a keyboard on my left hand and a mouse on my right. My passion for computers started at a very young age. From elementary to middle school, my experience mainly consisted of playing with the OS and basic HTML. It wasn't until a high school college enrollment program was I able to start playing with real programming languages like C++.

My passion for computers and programming continued well into my college years at UCLA, where I specialized in computing. Four quick years later, I'm continuing my passion for programming as a professional PHP web application developer and there is no place I'd rather be.

Jackson Leung's for-funsies scripts!

I love cooking! Washing dishes are another matter, but I digress. I incorporated PHP and mySQL to create a dynamic list of fruits and veggies that are in season based on the month!

Check out what's in season!

I guess I could call it my anime search conglomerator, but I went with tracker instead. It uses a flat file as a database. The page is coded so that all management can be done through the page itself.

I have a working database driven version, except it's far from being ready to be released.

Check out my anime tracker!

One day, I was trying to pick a page at random from my cook book in order to figure out what to cook. So, I was in need of a random number from a range of numbers and then this came to be :D It took me a few minutes and that's only because I added error checking.

Check out my random number generator!

Apparently, I have an issue with working less than 40 hours a week. I just lose all sense of time when I'm coding, and I hardly care about whether or not I go over that 40 hours. Until one day, I get lectured by the HR person. So in response, I coded a "when I should leave work in order to not accidentally hit the 60 hours per week mark again" calculator. Well... enjoy:

Check out my "Off Work" calculator!

At the request of my co-worker, I've created the new and improved version of my offwork calculator! I named it "OffWork Calculator Version 2". Original, I know.

Check out my "Off Work Calculator 2.0!"

Jackson Leung's Blog

This is the place where keep a record of my personal thoughts on cool topics such as programming, technology, news, economics, and etc.

Here's a recent excerpt from my blog:

Blog!

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