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Currently working on this trivia web-app. Have gone through various iterations, but this one as made with Node.js. I had a lot of struggle getting the Google SSO to work. I made some (20%) of the questions myself and others (80%) with GPT-3.5. My intention with this project was to make a better way to learn stuff. I think Quizlet is not nearly creative enough. There is a lot going on coding wise, at least for my experience level.

I noticed the official rosters for the Olympics were disorganized, so I made this with a friend. My friend Daniel did the whole frontend for the final iteratiion. I mostly collected the data and did some of the backend. I am sure this is totally against Olympics copyright policy. We peaked at ~100 active users.

Met Josh on startup school. He thought it would be fun to participate in a Gamemaker Game Jam. We worked on building this game over 4 days. I spent my time mostly on the enemy mechanics. I put in tons of time but had zero experience with making games or Gamemaker Studio. Josh and his cousin did most of it, especially outstanding is the aesthetics and level design. Super fun.

With the same idea as above, made a trivia app for iPhone. Took me a long time to do since I was totally new to Swift. Even the attached video shows bugs. Overall thought it was fun to make, but it was just so much harder to make than web development that I have paused this to work on the web version.

I worked on this in high school and early college. This site is temporarily down, I have to clean out security vulneratbilites. An explanation can be found on the sites about page. Essentially I like discovering new websites, so I made a site which directs users to random sites. I used simple PHP post requests to communicate with the MySQL database. I have approximately 5000 sites in my database. The site collects logs details about each visitor and collects user ratings if they submit them. Users can also create accounts where they can track their history and save sites as favorites.

Since I have been using linux as my primary OS, I have payed much more attention to the file system. I was curious how many file extensions I could name and how many other people could. I created this from scratch with Javascript. I used a couple sources online to find as many file extensions as I could, but I am sure some are not included.

At Babson College where I attend, every freshman is enrolled in 'Foundations of Management and Entrpreurship.' In this class students are divided into groups to pursue a business. Early in our project I created a mockup of what our website should look like.

This was my first Javascript project. I did all of this following along with a YouTube video that explained how to.

I think WebGL websites look super cool, so I wanted to dip my toe into working on some rendering with javascript. I followed along a YouTube tutorial to create this.

Technically this is barely coding, but it is tech related, so I chose to include it here. I am interested in cryptocurrency.