I'm an undergraduate CS major who started coding in middle-school. I make video games and web/mobile apps, but every now and then I set out to create random projects to explore a new part of computer science I haven't explored yet. My main interest is towards AI/ML, web and network software development, but I mainly started coding because I wanted to learn to make video games.

I started learning Python in 2018 and I still use it to this day.
I've made quite a lot of projects with Python, but now I just use
it for spinning up quick and dirty scripts and utilities.

I began with Rust in early 2022 and I love it 🦀! Any new project
that can be sustainably made with Rust, I make with Rust.

Got started with Swift and iOS development around the same time
as Python. I learnt SwiftUI and made a few apps with it too.

I learnt Flutter for a competition and I felt it's quite similar to
SwiftUI. It has some things that make life harder, but also improved
on some aspects from SwiftUI.

I absolutely adore this game engine. It's simple, intuitive, and
doesn't bloat your system like Unity or Unreal Engine.