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WDF, WinUI3, Visual Studio
A Windows Kernel driver + WinUI 3 GUI App that exposes and enables hidden but useful iDevice USB interfaces. Implements what Apple didn't in the form of wired P2P ethernet, iPad screen sharing, etc. between Windows and iDevices.
NetworkX, Python, React
Python app that utilizes Topology-Shape-Metrics and the Kandinsky model to embed graphs with ASCII characters only. Useful for including diagrams of combinatorial graphs in code comments, markdown files, and plaintext documents.
Rust, Bevy, WASM, LDTK
Precision platformer, with a twist, made for Bevy Game Jam #5. Join Cy the slime and ascend the cyclic tower to escape and reunite with his slime friends! Placed #8 overall and #3 in game design.
Rust, React.js, WebGL
My own esoteric programming language, built with Rust. Become Daedalus as you write and solve mazes and labyrinths that form instructions to control a stack machine. Develop your next puzzle with the IDE, written in React.js.
Prisma, Next.js, Postgres
A simple full stack todo list app built with Prisma, Next.js, and Postgres. Features OAuth2 Github login and Codeforces integration, along with a user-friendly and responsive frontend.
C++, Templates
Simple C++ single header debug file (that abuses generics and recursion), allowing for quick and easy visualization of even the most complex nested data structures. Check it out if you spend too much time debugging on Codeforces/USACO/ICPC!
USACO Checklist
FastAPI, SQL
Sophisticated web scraper that pulls problem progress and information from the USACO website, keeping track of and allowing you to share your progress. No more switching back and forth between a spreadsheet to figure out which problems you've solved!
FastAPI, React
UI and wrapper utility that allows users to book multiple GT Library rooms at once, built with React, FastAPI, and Postman. Don't abuse it and get new rules imposed on your entire school!
React, Tailwind
My old personal portfolio, featuring a rule based procedural terrain generation algorithm, ensuring that the site (and my experiences) will have changed every time you visit! (Wave Function Collapse).