Marissa Berresford

What I've Done

For the most part these are built with me as the only user in mind, but a few portions like my Google Scripts works are being used publicly. These are a mixture of random projects and general tinkering, and I'll never be properly "done" with any of them.

  • I'm still actively adding to this page!

Track Simulator

  • A desktop application for running a hypothetical timing system for drag races.
  • C#, UWP, SQLite3
  • Check it out on GitHub!

The software we use at the drag strip to manage the timing system has a horrific UI and terrible data organization, so I wanted to create what my own verison would look like. This will never be hooked up to real sensor data, but it'll look and act like a real timing system.


Secret Santa Generator

  • A quick, somewhat inelegant tool to pair up Secret Santa matches for an annual event. It does what it needs to do.
  • C#, WPF
  • Check it out on GitHub!

DM Suite

I enjoy running D&D games as a DM and wanted to spin up a creative project for the winter. It's also a fun time to play with the newest UWP controls.


Game Inventory

  • A basic inventory program for tracking purchased video games as a collector.
  • C#, Entity Framework, SQL/LINQ
  • Check it out on GitHub!

I made this to better organize my collection of console and handheld video games. I'd worked with inventory systems when offloading trucks in retail, so I figured why not create a similar version to help my purchasing prowess.


Google Script Tools

  • A small collection of useful tools I've put together in Google Scripts
  • Google Apps Script (aka Javascript)
  • Check it out on GitHub!

While putting together the player rewards system for Paradox Comics-n-Cards, I learned a lot about Google's scripting ecosystem and created a couple of handy scripts that others can use. One is a script that will open and close a form automatically in sync with events on a Google calendar. Another is a script that will sync up the answer choices for individual questions on two different forms.