I created a homepage for my desktop PC. This homepage allows me to open applications via buttons directly on the page and gives me ideas when I'm bored. I also added a dark mode for late-night use.
I built an app about one of my favorite games: Valorant. It’s an account management application. It’s not finished yet, but I decided to showcase it anyway because developing it taught me a lot.
A small website about Valorant where I showcase my favorite agents and maps. I also share my game statistics and those of one of my alternate accounts. I do play other games, but Valorant is one of the ones I’ve spent the most time on and that means a lot to me.
I’m interested in cybersecurity and wanted to test a brute-force attack. So, I made a Python program that tries to guess a password I initialized. I also asked ChatGPT to generate a similar but more optimized program. Comparing the two helped me understand my mistakes. This project is for educational purposes only — I do not use or share it as a hacking tool.
After testing a brute-force attack for educational purposes, I wanted to create a way to defend against such attacks — one solution being strong passwords. So, I built a password generator in Python. I might integrate it into a web page in the future.
I’ve always loved secret-agent style codes, so I created my own encryption system. Each character’s code was generated by my own password generator after adjusting the desired length.
I developed a functional MP3 player. It’s only a basic skeleton with no design yet, and one of the features doesn’t work. It can load MP3 files, play them, adjust the volume, and more basic options.
We coded a Bomberman game in JavaFX and SceneBuilder during class. It currently includes the map, the player, enemies, and bomb explosions. We’ll have to improve and complete it later this year.
This application was developed as a team project at university. It’s a simple app to manage water stock, clients, and orders. Working in a group helped us learn coordination and Git version control.