Listed here are some of the various coding projects I’ve developed.
Colore
Way back in 2015, I created a Minecraft mod for Java Edition 1.8, at a time when documentation was sparse, tutorials were typically terrible, and the APIs were less than ideal. It also didn’t help that almost everyone was making mods for the considerably different 1.7.10 instead.
This was my first deep dive into the world of Java, and though frustrating at times, it helped me refine my skills in the art of scouring the web for obscure info and figuring things out through trial and error.
Ultimately, the end product is not exactly the most impressive thing I’ve ever written, but it’s nevertheless a good example mod for people wanting to understand the scary world of Minecraft 1.8 modding.
In hindsight, the trailers I made for it are a good example of my video editing skills, and stood the test of time a lot better than the majority of videos I was releasing back then.
freeCodeCamp toys
While working my way through the freeCodeCamp courses, I was tasked with creating a variety of cute little web projects. I used these as an opportunity to get creative and hone in my JS/CSS skills.
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Anonymous Message Board
An anonymous message board built using JavaScript, MongoDB, and Mongoose.
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Bar Chart
A bar chart built using D3.js.
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Basic Calculator
An arithmatic calculator built using Preact, decimal.js, and TypeScript.
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Choropleth Map
A choropleth map built using D3.js and TypeScript.
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Drum Machine
A drum machine built using React and TypeScript.
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Markdown Previewer
A calculator built using React and TypeScript.
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Pomodorito Timer
A pomodoro clock with a dorito-ish color scheme. Built using React and TypeScript.
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Portfolio Page
A portfolio page built using semantic HTML markup and CSS Flex/Grid styling.
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Rand-o-Matic Quote-o-Matic
A random quote displayer built using React.
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Tree Map
A tree map built using D3.js.
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Weather Detector
A weather info web app built using React.