It all started back in the year 2012. Entering the foreign realm of high school, I chanced upon a class teaching computer programming and became enamored with it immediately.
Scratch that - it starts way farther back than that. I've always been surrounded by technology growing up and have always been curious about software; how it's made and how it brought so much joy to my childhood.
Now, after years of education and practice, I am putting what I've learned to use. All the hard work, the many projects, puzzles, and challenges I've met and faced, has been leading me to now. Writing programs for leisure, entertainment, quality of life - that's what it's all about to me.
Have a job that needs doing? You can count on me.
Feel free to contact me at any time. Look forward to hearing from you.
Who let the sheep out? As a sheep farmer, it is your job to bring them home safely. However, beware the wolves that lurk outside your farm. Against all odds, defend your livelihood.
Developed as a capstone project during my time at the University of Washington. Together with my partner, Alexey Beall, we developed several iterations of the game, each one improving from the previous using statistics we collected from players.
A fan game developed in Unity. Play as house cat, Bagel, as he explores his home... and plays Picross?
A web application that takes you to the world of Pokemon... but first you gotta take a test. Find out what Pokemon you would be! The test itself originates from Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky, however now includes a non-binary option.
Ever wanted to play Uno without the cards or fancy visuals? No? Well, anyways, play Uno directly in your terminal! Up to 6 people can play, the game automatically hides your hand at the end of each turn, and it's color-coded too!
You ever felt like sharing a work of art to the world and having people see and like it? Scrap Pages is an API representing a virtual scrapbook where you can post image or text files.
Deployed temporarily on Microsoft Azure, however images of its use can be found on GitHub in the "azure_production" branch.
A guide for collecting every Djinn and summon in the old Nintendo series, Golden Sun.
Deployed on Railway, with React acting as the front-end and Django acting as the back-end.
You ever wanted to play the world-famous Pokemon series, but the type system was too confusing? Worry not, for I have a solution!
Using this web application, just enter the name of a Pokemon and see all of its possible forms and type weaknesses! Also see its possible abilities! Now there's no excuse to not play Pokemon!
Gotta catch 'em all!
Deployed on Amazon Web Services, with React acting as the front-end and Spring Boot acting as the back-end. Data is sourced from the free online API, PokeAPI.