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This page has a selection of my favorite/recent projects.

If you’d like to see everything else:

eCommerce Store

Built a very nice eCommerce page with everything you’d expect (and more!)
Made as a course project for a very hard course.
Uses the exact same tech stack as wabisabi (I was making both at the same time, work smart not hard.)

Built a pomodoro timer and todo list web application.
Made for course project.
I was in charge of setting up the entire development environment (frontend + backend + database + docker) but I didn’t really build out any of the ui elements.

A python discord bot that manages GDYU Bounties, as well as manages votes for the game to play in the GESC.
Set up automatic docker container creation and deployment, I don’t need to ssh into the host pc, pull the changes, and rebuild myself lol
It’s hosted on a Raspberry pi under my desk.

GDYU’s First collaborative Game development project. I was apprehensive to try collaborative game dev out, and we did run into a lot of the issues I had anticipated, but we learned a lot and know what to do next time.

My team’s project for Hack the Valley 2023. We wanted to make a resume reviewer but thought it would be funny to “gamify” it through adding things like “ranked resume battles” and a “resume elo score”
We made a lot in 36 hours and I’m still very impressed w how it turned out (Araf carried us shout-out to the goat)

My team’s project for Hack the north 2023 (the gdyu website worked!!!).
Inspired by Pictochat on the DS and local area message sharing, we made a website that only lets you view messages that were sent at the same IP address as you
It’s like geocaching but you send messages!

Simple blog and portfolio site. I used Sveltekit to be able to make a simple api for gathering posts in a directory as well as writing pages in markdown (with some js functions)
Certified Jaydenpb-heads will know this site used to be in flask, and if I’m ever working on a bespoke backend, it’ll be my go-to, but sveltekit makes building stuff really fast and enjoyable, so I’ll definitely keep using it, even though using it for a could-be-static markdown site is a little overkill.
Also tacheyons is like tailwind but with no setup 🦧

My first SvelteKit project and I am NEVER GOING BACK. I’ve done my reps with raw web development languages, and I’m ready to be cybernetically enhanced.
This was a little frontend site I made for the game development club I founded at york University. Not only because we are on the precipice of a merchandise release and would like to have a store to display our wares, but also because Hack the North asked for a link to our projects and I thought having a site to show them would be cool. (It totally worked and they let me into HTN 2023!!)
It’s recently been updated to Sveltekit 2.0 with a completely re-designed look. The art execs cook.

My submission for Yudum dare 3, our clubs third game jam (we hosted the global game jam).
A fusion between the puzzle game Panel de Pon (Tetris attack) and a turn based rpg.
One of the most challenging things I’ve ever coded. I will revisit this project.

A project for a 3d Game mechanics course. Yes that is the Rei Plushie. I really did intend on changing it for something else but the model just… grew on me ya know? (that and I didn’t know what to replace it with).
My first 3d Project and I did a very good job. Still one of my most impressive looking projects.