JULY 2023 - PRESENT
Working as a remote volunteer
Maintains, updates, and upgrades the Code 4 Tomorrow Website
Attends weekly meetings
SEPTEMBER 2021 - DECEMBER 2021
Co-founded South Brunswick CoderDojo chapter
Taught Python through text adventure games
Taught Python through creating bots using discord.py
Taught HTML/CSS through making websites based on student interests
Discontinued due to lack of venue
JULY 2023
Developed my first fully fledged website using Next.js, a React framework, along with Typescript and TailwindCSS for styling. All skill data and experience data is loading dynamically from json files. Learned and developed the first version of the website within a week.
JUNE 2023
Final project for mobile application class
An Android app that allows users to create or join Circles, in which they can then post messages to the stream. Additionally, they can change their username, and profile pictures. Features a login and signup screen as well.
Connected to Flask server through an API, which would then connect to the Firebase database to write and read data.
January 2023
Project in mobile application class
Developed an Android weather app that utilized the OpenWeather API to display weather information. Design inspired by the Apple weather app.
AUGUST 2022
Developed a Discord bot to view status of Aternos Minecraft servers. While Aternos does not have a public API, I used a libray that would use web-scraping in order to gather information. Additionally, it would be able to start, stop, or restart the server, all from Discord. It was then deployed on Heroku.
JUNE 2021
Developed a Discord bot for the Minecraft server Hypixel using discord.py and storing past connections in a Firebase realtime database.
Users could link their Hypixel account by adding their Discord to their Hypixel profile in-game and leveraging the API, the Discord bot can view those connections. Utilized async functions to wait for user response.
JUNE 2021
After finishing Introduction to Computer Science in 9th grade, I learned how to use regular expressions to create an in-line calculator that supports PEMDAS without exponents. While it is inefficient, it was one of my first complete Java projects alone.