Conway's Game of Life computed and rendered on the GPU using WGPU. Written with my own gui framework, BUI Basic.

Simplified wrapper around bui for building guis without sacrificing any performance.

Note: Development is very active. Latest update is likely not pushed.

A performant WGPU (currently - plan to support multiple backends) GUI rendering library.

Note: Development is very active. Latest update is likely not pushed.

A rhythm game for Raspberry Pi - specifically the Raspberry Pi 3B+. Imports 4k osu!mania maps (no hold notes). Single player (2 player may be added). I completed this project for a Raspberry Pi 3. This game is meant to be played with wheeled robots hitting the notes and sacrifices were made for that. However, it can be easily modified to fit one's requirements. The game dynamically reads and parses osu!mania (a popular and now open source rhythm game for desktop operating systems) set/map files that the user can choose from to play on startup.

The site you are viewing is generated statically with Rust and the Maud templating engine.

A tool to solve word searching using OCR which allows users to upload pictures of word searches so they can solve them quickly. Developed because I am very bad at word searches.

My personal website to show off projects. Has gone through many rewrites. The current version is made with Rust using the backend framework, Rocket, and the compile-time templating engine, Maud. The website is hosted on Linode and put behind a Cloudflare proxy to protect from the surprisingly common DDOS attacks. It's also behind a reverse proxy, nginx, to allow for other sites to be hosted on the same Ubuntu Linode server Gets 100% on Google Lighthouse. Previous version used NodeJS, expressJS, and a custom web framework/templator.

I created a custom neural net/machine learning procedure to train a neural net to drive through a track. It's inefficient but it works. I made a video describing how I developed it and how it works.

I adapted a JavaScript/p5.js tutorial by ExecuteBig which itself was an adaptation from a HackClub tutorial to use Rust and my own GUI libraries/tools which are fully GPU accelerated.

Usage: place a sound file named "input.mp3" next to the downloaded executable/binary file and run the executable or specifify the location of the file as the first argument when executing from a terminal

A real-time multiplayer pong clone made for a Repl.it competition. Instead of just playing to a score, winning a point reveals information about the other player (that they submit) so that they can get to know each other a bit. Physics calculations are done server-side to prevent cheating. Optional singleplayer is available.

An extremely cheap ($10) 2 key keyboard for playing Osu!, a rhythm game, with an Arduino Pro Micro base. Case designed by me in FreeCAD, keycaps designed by rsheldiii and customized with OpenSCAD, all 3D printed on my MP Select Mini V2 in PLA. Code was developed by me using Arduino's pre-built tools and C++.

Created a web app with p5.js to make visually translating between cryptic "fonts" easier. Made for the Game Theory ARG.

A timer for keeping track of cross country or track running intervals and other repeating timer needs. Also functions as a stopwatch. Uses the native Pebble SDK.

Makes images from images using the GPU so it's much faster. Will update so that it also works in the web and desktop without CLI.

I made a program that takes a bunch of images and forms them into another image by color matching.

Allows a single player to control multiple Kahoot "users" from an entirely separate website. Also allows keyboard controls without the use of external hotkey software so that one can answer faster on a Chromebook.

Does not work for now due to changes in Kahoot's API

A browser extension to allow users of Duolingo to give multiple lingots at the same time to users for their contributions to the forums or helping them understand a new topic.

Note: Duolingo is deprecating Lingots and throttling API requests which causes the extension to go slow sometimes.

Gets royalty free music from creators and automatically gives them credit to play during live streams. (integration with OBS through changing files).

I purchased a new PineTime watch which uses the Infinitime firmware. I had previously used my own app (PebbleXCTimer) on my old Pebble Time for this function but it's not portable and the Infinitime firmware does not have the function built in or sideloading. So, I added the functionality to the timer app already built in.

Note: PR is unmerged but code is functional. They said they want it to be put into a separate app but I haven't gotten to it yet.

Comments on the LBRY website were already present but they were not available on the Android app. I like to read comments so I decided I should add them to the Android app so I analyzed how their website (ReactJS) was able to get comments from the LBRY REST backend server and adapted a similar technique to make comments available on the Android app.

Note: I only included the first page of comments in my PR because I didn't see a way with their API to ensure that the comments were kept in sync (if a comment was added or removed before a user would scroll, comments may be missing or duplicated on the user's screen) without fetching all the pages at once (defeating the purpose of pagination of saving memory and bandwidth). I thought they were going to add something to their API or something but after my PR, they just went with the latter solution and fetched all the pages at once.

Unpublishing and deleting videos are separate actions on the LBRY platform. However, the LBRY Android app did not make this distinction and performed both actions. So, I added another button and fixed some UI logic around it.

A micro voxel-world VR game. Never finished but it was a good exercise in making VR games and using Rust/FFI in game engines for optimal performance. Likely applicable to other engines like Unity and Unreal. This game would probably require a custom rendering pipeline to make performant at all so if this were to be fully developed, a custom engine would be used.

Note: Latest development version isn't pushed