My first play with Python: a CLI app take on the TicTacToe challenge. It has the classic game functionality and some experimental features, like different game modes, semi-smart AI opponent and interactive CLI UI. Supports super easy running inside the Docker image.
A Toy Robot challenge solution that started as a Node/TS library and then grew a React front-end. Beyond the classic commands, this robot has a 3D expansion and can fly.
A small app that, in conjunction with a Slack Workflow, posts to my team's Slack channel who runs scrum ceremonies whenever they happen. This is something I used to do on Lab Days. When Cyclic became unavailable, this app became a Google workflow that still serves my team.
A React take on the classic Conway's Game Of Life challenge I built together with a colleague for Zendesk code club. Apart from the standard game functionality, it can take initial cell configuration input from the browser or create a randomized one, clear the board, save - load - delete the game. Please pardon the fonts 🥹
A web app that can make you a Spotify playlist based on your mood, energy levels and favorite music.
Built in collaboration with other developers at a hackathon. My contribution includes create playlist functionality, creation of some pages and responsive mobile-friendly design throughout.
A full stack two-sided marketplace, connecting musicians for shows.
Includes features like messaging system, secure payments, authentication and authorization and many more.
An app I built for a bootcamp assignment.
She is a robot fortune teller, telling your fortunes right from the CLI.
Built with vanilla Ruby, TDD with RSpec. Uses external REST APIs for the fortunes. Has a responsive interface and the ability to CRUD your personal fortunes diary.
This is the first app I ever built, and had a lot of fun doing so.