Below are some of the many projects and works I have created. I constantly take the initiative to create new tools that can accomplish common tasks, as well as learn a lot in the process.
An app for the Mac that allows a user to search for a flight based on his/her preferences. It makes use of the Amadeus Sandbox API, and was written using Swift.
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A simple text editor written in x86 assembly language. The user can open a specific file, edit it, and save the changes. The editor is responsive to the left and right cursor keys, the backspace key, and the escape key for saving/quitting.
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A website that a user can use to search for houses nearby. Specific attributes for the desired type of house can be selected. When finished, a map pops up showing the user's location and houses nearby that match the criteria.
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A text-messaging system written in Python, in which a user can text a phone number to request the current weather, and the number responds with relevant weather information for the user’s location. The website is shown on the left, and some of the source code is shown on the right.
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A basic camera app for iOS. The user can take a picture with either the front or the back camera, and save it. The app was written using Swift.
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A sudoku game written in x86 assembly language. The user cycles through the board, entering numbers wherever desired. After each cycle, the user can either go through the board again, entering numbers, or press enter to see the solution and quit.
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