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Take a look at some of my recent development work, ranging from completed projects to ongoing explorations.
Each project has helped me build technical skills, solve real-world problems, and grow as a developer.
Click on any project card below to view the code on GitHub and learn more about how it was built.
A web-based application built using React and Node.js, designed to streamline task tracking, progress monitoring, and team collaboration. This tool enhances productivity by organizing both technical and group workflows in a clear and efficient manner.
A browser-based Wordle clone created using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The game randomly selects a word from a predefined dictionary and provides users with interactive feedback for each guess, emulating the traditional Wordle experience.
Developed in Java with a graphical user interface, this project was part of an Object-Oriented Programming course. It featured two variations of Mancala—Ayo and Kalah—focusing on implementing game logic, GUI design, and object-oriented principles.
A full-stack interactive pool game built using C for physics and game logic, Python for server-side communication, and SQLite3 for data persistence. Users can play a complete two-player game with realistic ball movement and scoring.
A personal productivity app developed using HTML, CSS, JSON, and React. The tool helps with daily and weekly planning, featuring a clean UI and persistent task tracking to support consistent organization.
This program parses and analyzes academic data from multiple files to generate insights about professors and their courses. It features logic to match and summarize information based on faculty and course IDs.
A programming assignment that introduced advanced linked list usage through the manipulation of dynamic strings. The logic included cleaning punctuation and modifying string content based on length and structure.
A simulation of a real-time employee database using linked lists to perform key operations such as hiring, termination, record retrieval, and sorting. This project emphasized data structures and algorithmic design in workforce management systems.