Developing games in Unity has always been a hobby of mine, and over the past year, it’s become a true passion. Inspired by my love for mobile puzzle games, I decided to build one of my own. The concept is simple yet challenging: connect the domino letter pieces and combine them to complete the final crossword puzzle! The frontend has been developed using Unity, while the backend, which powers the game creation API, is built with Node.js. It’s been an exciting journey, blending creativity with problem-solving to create a fun and engaging puzzle experience.

I had the opportunity to develop a website for a client in the water sports industry, combining sleek design with functionality. The website is built with WordPress, featuring an image optimization plugin to ensure fast loading times without sacrificing quality. It also includes auto-updates, making it easy for the client to keep their content fresh and relevant. The site serves as a dynamic online presence, showcasing their services, latest offerings, and booking options for water sports activities. It was a rewarding project that allowed me to create a user-friendly experience for both the client and their customers.

I am currently working on a dev tools website built with Next.js, leveraging the framework’s powerful API for seamless functionality. The vision behind the site is to offer over 200 developer tools, each designed to make developer lives easier and more efficient. While it is still a work in progress, the website already includes Firebase authentication for secure user access. I’m excited to continue expanding the platform and building a comprehensive set of tools that will help devs save time and improve their workflows.

I ranked as a Legend in the Code 4 Life coding competition, where I tackled game simulation and implemented min-max evaluation strategies, all written in C++. Competing in this event allowed me to deepen my understanding of game theory and algorithms while applying them to real-world challenges. My username for the competition was PcGamer, and it was an exciting opportunity to push my coding skills to the limit!

I’ve automated my entire house, from lights and TVs to motion-activated systems, all powered by a home lab setup. Using Proxmox VM and Docker instances, I’ve created an efficient and integrated environment with tools like Plex, Sonarr, Radarr, and Paperless for my media library and document management. Additionally, the setup includes a Cloudflare VPN for secure remote access and a NAS for reliable storage. This project has been a great way to combine my passion for home automation with my skills in system management and networking.

Developed a sleek and customized user interface for qBittorrent using Vue.js to better fit my needs. The VueTorrent Web UI enhances the torrenting experience by providing a streamlined, user-friendly interface while maintaining the core functionalities of qBittorrent. This project allowed me to fine-tune the interface to suit my workflow and preferences.