Projects

My biggest project so far! I loved the process of combining various technologies together to build my own platform to showcase my projects and skills on the internet.

I love listening to music while programming and I always wanted to have their lyrics on sight, so I created an application and my first chromium extension that work together to fulfill my wish.

My very first Unity project! Though this is made by following a Udemy course, I added some extra elements in the game with my newly learned skills.

Special thanks to Blender Guru, I got a progressive introduction to the fundamentals of 3D modeling, and successfully made my very first model and animation in Blender!

A beautiful GUI application for Windows designed to aid in your digital wellbeing by giving reminders at regular intervals. Wellbeing stands for We'll be interrupting for your good.

A command-line utility to help you clear the clutter of files in a directory. It provides you with two options to either organize files into folders based on their extensions or prettify files by renaming them into their titlecase counterpart.

This was going to be a multiplayer game based on a card game I used to play with my friends. I had to scrap this due to potential copyright issues in the future, but I have a plan to overcome those issues.

The first multiplayer game I made! In the urge to learn about sockets and networking in Python, I made a digital version of the world-famous Rock Paper Scissors in which you have the option to compete either with computer or a random player from anywhere in the world.

I spent about a whole day creating this script to assist in my school homework of number system conversions whereas I could've done that myself within an hour. I don't remember the formulas now but this script does.

The idea behind Wellbeing, Healthy Programmer was given as an exercise in the CodeWithHarry's 2020 Python course on YouTube, and I made it into a full-fledged command-line application.

Unavailability of a good-spec computer to run Unity couldn't stop me from learning the fundamentals of game development via this course and making a Snake game. Thereafter I applied some DevDiv's sauce on it.

This was a logic-building project for me where I applied my JavaScript skills to build solutions to variety of math problems. Unaware of optimizations and event listeners at that time, I used numerous setInterval() functions with an interval of a millisecond to produce output for the provided input.

The core idea behind M.A.T.H.S. This is where I applied my newly learned skills about browser cookies, element creation with JavaScript, recursion. The logic I created to find LCM doesn't work properly in some cases (like 2 and 9999) due to call stack size limits.

Ignorant of external stylesheets and scripts, and struggling to find suitable colors for my projects, I created this Color Picker Pro to aid in my workflow. Though I rarely use it, the experience of creating it remains with me.

At the very end of fun, intuitive and bite-sized JavaScript lessons in Google's Grasshopper, the application introduced me with a problem which was once asked in a Google Interview. I spent 16 hours to solve this problem and came up with a not-so-optimal solution. But I still feel the new neural connections the problem helped me gain.