As an engineer by profession and an artist by heart, I aim to
combine these two skillsets in order to make websites that looks
amazing and function reliably in all conditions.
My role model is Enzo Ferrari, the man behind the famous car brand,
who back in his time built the world's most beautiful, innovative
and fast cars.
The feed was built to get the idea of just how many Tweets about
Coronavirus are being posted at any given time.
The app draws on my previous knowledge of WebSockets and taps
into the Twitter API to obtain the stream of tweets. The front
end was build with Vanilla HTML/CSS and JavaScript.
Click here to visit the Feed!
Vapour is a social gaming platform where users can play single
and multiplayer games, as well as communicate via chat.
Vapour was created using the MERN stack, with Redux used for
client-side state management. It utilises WebSockets to enable
1-to-1 chat and a discussion forum for logged in users. Vapour
also implements a face recognition AI to create custom avatars.
The collection of games includes Snake, Pong, Asteroids, Agar.io
and more!
Click here to visit Vapour!
TownCrunchr is a web-based application simplifying house
searching for Londoners!
TownCrunchr calculates top 3 locations in London based on
salary, target rent, and desired public transportation
accessibility (data available at www.data.london.gov.uk).
The platform was designed and built with a React
frontend, using a combination of custom and Material-UI
components. Data about boroughs is accessed from a REST API
built entirely from scratch.
Click here to visit TownCrunchr!
