"Always in motion the future is"
Java / HTML, CSS, & JavaScript
#1: Wolf Role-Play Simulator
This was my first code project - It involves no graphics but it did help me learn to use basic things functions, cases, and probability. It started out as a simple use of the Random() function and I created it before learning about classes so it's all one page.
Project on GitHub: Life of Wolf Pack
Update: I made a GUI in the form of a webpage to play! Perhaps I will put it on the web someday, when I get the last few display issues sorted out.
Java
#2: Bronze Mod for Minecraft
Yes you read correctly... I was bored okay? In all seriousness, I do enjoy minecraft with it's endless possibilities. There were a few small improvements I wanted (like a saddle recipe) and covid quarentine was upon us so I had lots of extra time I wanted to fill. I decided to add extra materials (tin, copper, & bronze) because it involves many different aspects to achieve, including crafting, smelting, textures, blocks, items, tools, and weapons. To obtain bronze players must craft tin and copper lumps together. You can see the result in the screenshot above - some of the textures are ones I took from the internet and were not designed by me.
I'm not including the code here because I might post this in Forge at some point but here is the link to the YouTuber who's tutorials have greatly helped me. I chose to mod Minecraft version 1.12.2 because apparently it's a good version to mod on (I don't know why) and many other mods that are out there are also 1.12.2 so it will be compatible with many others.
HTML, CSS, & JavaScript
#3: This Website!
In my New Visions class we made online portfolios to keep track of all the awesome stuff we were doing. However, we used google sites - which is a great platform for free simple website design, don't get me wrong - but I wanted to have more flexability in terms of format and layout. I had recently got into coding and I decided to code my very own website so I would have complete control over how everything worked and looked. I'm pretty sure I'm using HTML5 and CSS3 for those who are wondering.
Responsive web design is something I believe is a fundamental necessity in any website. This can be thought of synonymous with mobile friendly: chaning the layout to fit differnt sized screens. This took a lot of work, but once I got the hang of it using bootstrap I was happy with the result.
You can see the code by pressing f12 on Windows or following steps that can be found online to get to your browser's developer options. Note: All original content created on this website is secured by copyright law. Basically don't use any of my stuff for commercial use and you're good.
Arduino
#1: Arduino Lights & More
Our New Vision class created various projects, one of which was coding arduino to light up LEDs sequentially via a volume knob. Other mini arduino projects included controlling a fan and making a piano with a infared remote.