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410-web-project

CSE 410 web project for teaching programming fundamentals.

agile-story-point-game

An app to help promote team discussion and alleviate unbiased voting of points on tickets during refinement sessions.

amazing-labyrinth

A Java port of the original board game no one knows about!

ascii-art-generator

blind

A game inspired by - and essentially a clone of - the game Dark Echo as a means to practice game development.

devops-prfinder

A little app to help devs organize pull requests.

doorbot

Code for a little sentry bot that texts the image via smtp of anyone it detects on camera.

freecodecamp

The https://freeCodeCamp.org open source codebase and curriculum. Learn to code for free together with millions of people.

geofood

This application is designed to neutralize the indecision associated with choosing a restaurant! Simply choose a basic preference from the dropdown and select the Generate button. Utilizing your geographical location, the application will automatically pool together results close to you, and select one at random--effectively choosing a restaurant for you!

lilys-thermostat

An IoT thermostat for my hedgehog, Lily 🦔.

memos-app

sans-happy-birthday

A goofy Undertale-themed birthday gift for a friend. Messily put together in 24 hours.

typeorm-embedded-entity-relations-bug

issue for reproducing cascading issue with embedded entities

ub-spectrum-stipend-visualization

A graphical representation of the Graduate Student Employees Union (GSEU) anonymous stipend data for teaching assistants working in the SUNY system.

unity-volleyball

A low poly Volleyball game made in Unity!

unityhorrorfpvtest

Testing Amnesia-inspired FPV horror elements to use in some later game.

word-by-word

The average individual can read around 200 words per minute. The goal of this application is to UNLEASH YOUR FULL READING POTENTIAL! First, the text of some document will be obtained when the user takes a photo of it via smartphone or any other device/camera. The user can then upload their image to our application which will translate the photo to text via OCR, or Optical Character Recognition. The text will then be displayed back to the user one word at a time at a fast and constant rate, increasing the speed at which they are able to read the document. This process is known as “rapid serial visual presentation”, or RSVP. The rate will be customizable, allowing the user to change the speed at which the words are relayed back to them. This makes their reading experience as fast and as efficient as possible.