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Residence:
United States -
City:
Omaha -
Age:
25
English
C/C++
Java
Python
Lua
JS / HTML / CSS
C#
Oracle SQL
SQLite
PostgreSQL
Objective-C/C++
TypeScript
PHP
Visual Basic (.NET)
SQLite, PostgreSQL, Objective-C/C++, TypeScript, PHP
- Bootstrap, Materialize, jQuery
- GIT, Jira, AccuRev
- Cross-platform, Threading
- TCP/IP, UDP/IP
World of Hello
A real-time online engine allowing user-generated content including scripts, images, and modifiable servers. Everything can be coded and designed on any device, including mobile, web, and desktop.
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Omaha Game Jam
An open-source site for local game competition events. Users can register for an account and create a game page to be submitted to the event. Events are scheduled by admins who have permission, and games can only be submitted to created upcoming events. Once submitted, admins can approve/deny the submission in which case approved pages become visible publicly under the event schedule. Admins also have the ability to create articles that showcase upcoming information or to post photos of previous events.
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PS4MouseToController
Software as a Service; purchase a monthly or yearly subscription for a license to use your mouse and keyboard on your PlayStation 4 (and some games on PlayStation 5 -- not entirely compatible yet).
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4FA Chars
Using the World of Hello engine I created, a server connects to Twitch APIs (their IRC for chat, PubSub for award redemptions, EventSub for checking new followers, REST for some commands like shouting out what someone was streaming last, and Authentication for allowing the World of Hello client to log users into their twitch account). The 4FA Chars program uses the IRC to wait for user chats, in which case the user is randomly generated a unique character if one hasn't already been created. They then can participate in events using their character, and everyone can see it live on stream.
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Graph Theory
Used as an example resource, this program indexes nodes based on a 3x3 grid. It demonstrates how nodes (which could represent players on a 2D plane) can effectively be queried in a server network based on grid positioning. By increasing the size of the grid, we increase the node's field of view in relation to other nodes. This is a good exercise as other methods (such as indexing nodes based on absolute position) are inefficient, especially when the number of nodes increases to the thousands.
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ScreenSwitcher
A basic server-client with configuration that allows users to define hotkeys which play back those hotkeys on a remote PC. My partner and I would stream games together, switching between each of our points of view while gaming using an NDI plugin that captures their screen, streams it to me, and I stream it to online sites. The issue here was that since the main streaming software is located on my PC, only I could control scene switches. This is a solution to enable both of us to switch screens and to configure different noises for different scene transitions (for example, so I can hear a ping letting me know my screen is being streamed or has stopped being streamed). Multi-client support has been implemented as well, in case there is every a third person (or more).
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