Projects

Over my numerous years of maintaining this website, I have done numerous projects that I'm rather proud of. Below you can find these said projects.

Personal Website
Feb. 2023 - Present

Beginning in 2023, I started this website after taking a small computer science class in primary school. Here, I began my journey as an amateur/hobbyist web developer. I consider my site one of my largest works. You can view the numerous updates I put into it via the Blog section

Open Letter to Microsoft
Feb. 2026

In February of 2026, I had been assigned a project for my English class to write an open letter referencing an entity about anything. Here, I chose Microsoft. What was so special about this project is that I also had the opportunity to converse with Richard Stallman, the "Chief GNUsance of the GNU Project", responsible for the creation of the GNU/Linux operating system as we know it today. I highly encourage you to read it as it is full of information about the evils of Microsoft in the past decades.

You can read it here.

Half Life Map, "100 cockroaches"
Mar. 2026

Screenshot of the hammer editor during the beginning of development; Video demo can be found here. Couldn't be embedded due to HTML compiler/codec issues.

Given my love of the Half Life series as well as Valve games overall, I've always wanted to tinker with the Source engines. If you have the JACK hammer editor, you can download the map file here

Last.Fm Python CLI Client
Jul. 2026

Screenshot of the script demonstrating the track search feature. You can find a video of the script in action here.

During the summer of 2026, I became seriously bored and guilty of my lack of productivity, so I decided to learn how to program with Python. I also took advantage of the perks of my membership in Hack Club, a program for high school students to earn prizes and perks (such as GitHub Pro for free, or earning a Raspberry Pi 5 upon enough hours). With this, I submitted my first project with a little over 8 hours of work time. You can find the GitHub repo for the project here.

Bad Apple in Python
Jul. 2026

Screenshot of a frame from the script. You can find a video of it in action here

After completing my Last.Fm project, I decided to do a rite of passage by writing a script that recreates the Bad Apple music video entirely in ASCII in a terminal, with 256 colors and 90 pixels wide. I do believe that I sort of cheated this slightly by using the climage python library, but then again, those who code alongside AI, if not use AI entiely (vibe coding), cheat the system entiely. You can find the repo here.