Tim Stoneberg is a writer, developer, and programming evangelist. He is currently in his final semester towards finishing a bachelors degree of Information Technology at Loyola University Chicago, and will be graduating magna cum laude in December 2018, having earned a 3.85 GPA.
In his spare time he enjoys typing on mechanical keyboards, programming AI using Unity3D, building campfires, watching science documentaries, reading fantasy novels, and when the moon is full, playing electric guitar.
A highly rated children's app that is simple enough for a toddler to play. It teaches basic colors, letters, shapes, and more with over 450 colorful tiles. It features two learning modes---flashcard and matching.
An ongoing project designed to rapidly implement behavior trees in C#.
A package to create universal state machines in C#.
A brick breaking game programmed to learn a little bit more about Java.
A utility to create a random alphanumeric seed for use in procedurally generated applications.
