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~/P/2D Physics Engine in C cat "index.md"

physics2D was made in my free time with a friend as a way to experiment with C and raylib as well as getting to grips learning some basic physics and kinematics concepts. Rotational motion, friction, and rigid body collision all work well, only supports convex poligonal shapes (triangles, squares, hexagons, etc)

Visit the Github: Physics 2D

~/P/Bush Campus Signin cat "index.md"

A simple webapp that allows students of the Bush School to sign in and out of campus digitally and store it in a google spreadsheet. Integrates with the google accounts system to ensure students are authenticated, runs locally on Bush Wifi to ensure students are on campus when signing in or out of school.

Visit the Github: Bush Campus Signin

~/P/Energy Exodus cat "index.md"

Made for the 1-bit jam with friends from school collaborating on code, art, and music, Energy Exodus is an exciting 2D platformer requiring precise movement and timing to beat. Play as a tiny robot in search of an escape, and hide from the enemies that get in your way!

Play Energy Exodus right now by clicking on the button below!

~/P/Froggo Mode cat "index.md"

Froggo Mode was created by me and Noah Adrichem for the BigMode game jam, hosted by BigMode, a video game publishing company owned by the Youtuber VideoGameDunkey. The theme for the game jam was the word “mode,” so we took the idea of having a little frog character transform into a bullet and an anvil in order to complete each level. In Froggo Mode, each “mode” or character contributes a necessary role for completing the levels. For instance, the anvil mode can crush the trash blocks in each level. Noah and I had some challenges communicating as our timezones were polar opposites. We learned to work collaboratively and finished the game before the jam ended. Players gave extremely positive feedback. We are now working on a full release to publish on Steam!

You can click the button below to play Froggo Mode in the browser, right now!

~/P/Mailsync cat "index.md"

For my senior project at the Bush School, I worked with The Bush School IT to automate updating the parent mailing lists. Bush School currently uses Email Octopus to sent out emails to all the parents, however the mailing lists are managed externally with Blackbaud. Before my program, the mailing lists in Email Octopus needed to be manually updated which takes hours and was sparingly done. Now using my program, the lists are updated automatically every day without any extra effort required from IT, integrating with their current scheduling system. The program integrates with the Email Octopus API and a simple PostgresSQL database with the emails. It was built, deployed, and tested over the course of two weeks before summer 2025.

Visit the Github: Mailsync

~/P/UUPD (Universal Blue Updater) cat "index.md"

I maintain Universal Updater (uupd), written in Go. It handles updates all of the subsystems of Universal Blue images (Brew, Distrobox, etc) and Bootc/rpm-ostree, with progress reporting and a fancy CLI to boot. It is used as the automatic updater in several different desktop uBlue Images: Bazzite, Bluefin, Aurora. I triage issues from users and maintainers inside of the organization, review pull requests, and keep the software up to date and working.

Visit the Github UUPD

~/P/Vulkan Renderer in C cat "index.md"

Experiment to learn graphics APIs and low level platform libraries such as SDL. This project was quite grueling due to the sheer amount of verbosity vulkan requires, it took about 4-5 days until I saw any visible results (triangle). Things got easier once I had the foundation in place but it was certainly a learning experience in memory management, shaders, 3D projection, reading files in C, as well as vulkan itself.

Visit the Github: VKtest