Obsessive Personality centering on:
I constantly am working on random personal projects but very few of them come to fruition. Here are a few that seemed to have some promise:
A take on the classic two-player game played on a 3x3 grid done for the 7DRL challenge. The objective is to be the first player to form a line of three of your symbols (X or O) horizontally, vertically, or diagonally.
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An application designed to help Magic: the Gathering store-owners look up cards to identify in which binders the cards might be stored.
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A multiplayer, mobile roguelike that was built in only 7 days as a part of the 7DRL challenge. It aims to be a couch co-op game where you can sit on your phone with friends while playing a game together.
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A roguelike that was built in only 7 days as a part of the 7DRL challenge in a joint effort with Rob Rumble.
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The website for St Lotus, the St Louis Vintage Rotisserie Draft.
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A roguelike that was built in only 7 days as a part of the 7DRL challenge.
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A Twitch chat bot to help with the St Louis Vintage Rotisserie Draft.
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A addictive arithmetic-based game that was written to try out Firebase.
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A wedding website made for my beautiful wife Neem Serra.
The password is WEDDING.
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Spellbook of Pathfinder spells from the core book to test out some CSS tricks.
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Clone of Windows 3.1 Minesweeper to practice TDD in AngularJS.
Link to ApplicationLink to CodeThere are some projects that showed some promise at the time and are “Done” but are not really worth showing off. I have them listed here for historical reference, but they aren’t something I’m excited about anymore.
A game where you try to manage your goblin horde as they try to escape a demon accidentally released from the depths of their home. Far from polished, this was done as an experiment to de-risk some work for the 2023 7-Day Roguelike challenge.
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An inline confirm button in Material UI.
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