This was my first web project, which I made as coursework. The purpose of this site is to show the difference between weather forecasters, comparing them for accuracy. This exposed me to all elements of full-stack development, and I picked up basics from all of it!
GOTOThis was my second web project, and I'm so proud of the progress I've made since Cloudy. I have a much deeper understanding of how to code frontends effectively, and I have a far cleaner database structure behind the scenes. This project was also for coursework, and it was extremely ambitious. From this project, I've learned to deal with real-world issues. I've dealt with unclean, irregular and incredibly varied data. When I'm finished with my course, I'll come back to this, as there's still so many more ideas.
GOTOThis has been a major hobby project of mine. I started this before making CLoudy, and am still working on it now. I'll always defend Youtube Music over Spotify, as it's far more cost effective. However, I think the YTMusic site has lots to improve on. That's why I made this web extension. I used this project to gather a deep understanding of frontend development techniques, as I spent lots of time reading the YTM source code. This isn't for public use yet, but one day it might be! (At this point, I've spent so long on this, I could've built the entire service from scratch!)
In the summer of 2025, I collected a few smart bulbs and wanted to code with them. My plan was to synchronise them with music. I researched before I bought, and discovered a category called 'zigbee', which is very common. I now have a zigbee USB dongle, HomeAssistant software installed on my Raspberry Pi, and my own Python API for controling the lights.
Last christmas, I bought a strip of RGB addressable leds. I had always had my Raspberry Pi 4, but I learned how to use a microcontroller specifically (Pi Pico 2W). I connected this to the light strip and created a Python interface to control the lights through a socket. I built preset designs, and hooked it up to MIDI piano, which caused lights as you played keys!
A few years ago, I made a Roblox game for Christmas. It was a fun little game to work for Santa to prepare presents and deliver them! This was my first EVER project that I successfully completed.
Around the same time as Santa's Workshop, I made a really simple halloween trick-or-treat game!