Durak
A popular Russian card game played with a 36-card deck (6-Ace). Players can either attack or defend.
- Java
- Completed
Portfolio
A curated selection of my coding projects (in no particular order).
If you encounter any issues with any of my projects or have any suggestions, please feel free to submit an issue or pull request on the respective project's GitHub repository.
A popular Russian card game played with a 36-card deck (6-Ace). Players can either attack or defend.
A word guessing game where you have to guess a word in 6 tries. JavaFX version was written in collaboration with @Boris098.
A code-breaking game where you have to guess the code in 10 tries.
A naval battle game where you have to guess the location of the opponent's ships.
1. (JUno) Java-based Uno game for mine and @Cattn's CS2 Project at Wentworth Institute of Technology.
2. (Uno-GUI) A JavaFX version of JUno (written in collaboration with @Boris098).
This website, built with SvelteKit and Tailwind CSS.
A weather mobile app that uses the OpenWeatherMap API to get the weather for a given location.
A MadLibs game that generates a story based on a template and a list of words. JavaFX version was written in collaboration with @Boris098.
The objective of the game is to get a "sequence" of 4 pegs either vertically, horizontally, or diagonally. The first player to get 2 "sequences" wins the game! You can play more than 2 sequences if desired.
A 2-4 player Scrabble game written in Java. Standard Scrabble rules apply.
A collection of my solutions to Advent of Code puzzles that I have solved in Java.
My solutions to the 2025 Advent of Code puzzles.
My solutions to the 2023 Advent of Code puzzles.
My solutions to the 2022 Advent of Code puzzles.
My solutions to the 2021 Advent of Code puzzles.
During the COVID pandemic, I contributed to an open source project, maintained by Python Discord, called Sir Lancebot, written in Python, as the name "Python Discord" suggests. It is a Discord bot hosted on the Python Discord server, the primary goal of which is to host fun games that can be played on the Discord server (both singleplayer and multiplayer), as well as some small utilities that members of the Discord server use for their convenience.
WIT-Calendar is a tool that allows you to sync your class schedule from Wentworth Institute of Technology's registration
system to any calendar app, along with other features such as course registration planning help.
It is written in Svelte/SvelteKit for the frontend and Ruby on Rails for the backend.
Most of my contributions were to the frontend, but I also contributed to the backend.
As one of three core maintainers of the project, I helped steer the overall direction and
design of the project when I started it last year (September 2025),
and now I just maintain the project and contribute new features and bug fixes as needed.