September's Programming Contest was out of this world! Break out your telescopes and observe the 9 winning projects below. These projects were fueled by creativity, ranging from the funny to the daring to the scientific. We hope you'll Neptune-in and enjoy these programs, and beam yourselves into participating in next month's programming challenge.
Remember, all of you are stars, because you never lose -- you only win or learn! 💫
Advanced Bracket
Created By: Green Ghost
Why we chose this program:
This program features a really cool complex graphic with subtle, coordinated movements. Very well done!
Created By: ChainLink
Why we chose this program:
The program has a simplistic but yet complex graphic that has a good representation of depth. The four-eyed visage was a nice touch.
Created By: Glorfindel
Why we chose this program:
This is a very creative interpretation of the theme with nice visuals! The program also has great transitions and an interactive feel.
Intermediate Bracket
Created By: Mushy Avocado
Why we chose this program:
This is a really creative alien with neat graphics and animations. We definitely wouldn't want to run into one of those!
Created By: NitOwl007
Why we chose this program:
This is a nice clicker program with neat aliens. The animations are great too!
Created By: jjhappy
Why we chose this program:
This is a unique game that can be quite challenging! The program also showed good effort to make.
Beginner Bracket
Created By: Logic Programming
Why we chose this program:
This program has a creative alien, with neat graphics. The alien thought processes remain confounding.
Extraterrestrials Contest Entry: Neclyso-G15's Dyson Sphere
Created By: SXB
Why we chose this program:
This program has a Neat "spinning" effect, nice graphics, and an interesting interpretation of the theme. The Dyson sphere reveals the technical prowess of your alien civilization!
Contest: Extraterrestrials: Solar System from an Alien's Perspective
Created By: Sophie Weber
Why we chose this program:
Nice humorous entry with a twist: aliens assess our neighborhood.
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