Showcase

Lucky Six

A realtime betting platform made during my internship

Made with:

• Java
• Spring Boot
• Postgres
• Socket.IO
• Vue 3
• Docker
• Redis

FSRE Notifier

A personal experimental project to track my university timetable

Made with:

• Java
• Spring Boot
• MariaDB
• Firebase
• React
• Tailwind
• Typescript
• Flutter
• Docker

Reddit Clone

A faithful and full-featured full-stack Reddit clone

Made with:

• NestJS
• Typescript
• SQLite
• Firebase
• React
• Tailwind
• Socket.IO

Sportsmart

A modern fitness tracking app

Made with:

• React Native
• Algolia
• Firebase

Riskfactor

A COVID-19 risk assesment app

Made with:

• Flutter
• Firebase

Diaspora

A match-making social media app

Made with:

• Flutter
• Firebase

MC Plugins

Various private Spigot plugins for my MC servers

Made with:

• Java

Bitdraw

A simple HTML5 Canvas wrapper library for my personal projects

Made with:

• Typescript
• Webpack

RAMU Math App

An Expo project for a mobile app development class

Made with:

• React Native
• Expo
• Typescript
• Firebase

Tech stack

• Web
  Stuff I use to make websites.
  • Frontend
    Clientside UI-building tools that I used, currently use, or otherwise enjoy.
    • Javascript
      What I started with, and what I still use and love.
      • Typescript

        This is the flavor of JS I use most of the time.
      • React

        My go-to library for building websites.
      • Svelte

        Great for effective solutions and working fast.
      • Angular

        A unique approach to building websites. I like it, but I don't use it often.
    • CSS
      Having battled with CSS for years, I've found a few tools that I always keep under my belt.
      • Tailwind

        A library of utility-classes to use instead of writing your own. This is my favorite way to write CSS.
      • shadcn/ui

        The best React component library I've ever used. It has become a standard part of my frontend stack.
      • Material Design

        This technically has nothing to do with CSS, but it's my favorite design spec.
  • Backend
    Programming languages, frameworks, and services I use to develop APIs.
    • Java
      A robust language with a lot of features. I use it for most backend projects I make nowadays.
      • Spring Boot

        Having used it extensively in an internship, I like the way it handles backends. Makes complex projects easy.
    • NodeJS
      Though there are better alternatives, NodeJS was was my first exposure to backend and it still holds up.
      • NestJS

        My favorite way to write modular backends in NodeJS.
      • KoaJS

        Quite a bit better than ExpressJS. Very enjoyable and easy to use.
      • Bun

        A bit weird to label this as 'a subset of NodeJS', but Bun provides -a lot- OOTB, including a fast npm alternative.
    • SQL
      Good ol' SQL.
      • MariaDB

        My default database of choice.
      • Postgres

        Like MySQL but with extra features that make sense to implement.
      • MongoDB

        JSON is pretty nice. Having said that, I'd still rather use an RDBMS.
• Mobile
  What I use to make mobile applications (most of the time).
  • React Native

    I love React and the ecosystem around it. Combined with Expo, it is very powerful and productive environment.
  • Flutter

    I really like making desktop and mobile apps with it, but sometimes it feels a bit too verbose. Still one of my favorites for its performance and DX.
  • Firebase

    My favorite BaaS. Comes in handy when I need a backend for my app, or an identity provider for my own custom backend.
• Game Development
  Mostly for fun, although it would be cool to make a full game someday...
  • Godot

    The most fun I've had developing software in ages. It's very easy to use and it's one of my favorite tools.
  • Unity

    My introduction to gamedev. It's actually pretty fun, but the age shows at times.
• Miscellaneous
  Random languages or tools I occasionally use.
  • Rust

    I really like Rust, but I don't think I'm anyhwere near capable of using it.
  • Python

    I use it for CLI tools, services, automation, and web scraping. Pretty handy.
  • Java

    I use it to make Minecraft addons and mods, backends, or CLI tools and web scrapers.
  • C#

    I had a light exposure to C# and I could imagine myself working with it in the future.
  • Pocketbase

    A lightweight Firebase alternative which (IMO) has a better API, and uses SQL instead of NoSQL. Sounds too good to be true.