01Full-stack web game
Cambio Game
A web version of the card game I play with friends. It now has rooms, join codes, and enough rules that fixing one bug will occasionally uncover a completely different one.
Mechanical engineer · coder · curious builder · Ithaca, NY
Coding projects — 06
Most of these started because I wanted something that did not quite exist, or because I wanted to see if I could make it. Some became real websites. Some are fairly small Python programs. All of them taught me something, usually after breaking a few times.
01Full-stack web game
A web version of the card game I play with friends. It now has rooms, join codes, and enough rules that fixing one bug will occasionally uncover a completely different one.
02Draft intelligence experiment
A fantasy football draft site I started because a static ranking becomes less useful with every pick. It tries to notice roster fit, scarcity, and what the rest of the league is doing.
Real-time web utility
A scorekeeper that updates across everyone's screens at once. It handles corrections, negative scores, and the inevitable person asking if their phone actually submitted.
04Ongoing Python practice
My running collection of Advent of Code solutions. I keep coming back to it because puzzles are a much better way to remember Python than rereading syntax notes.
05Desktop routine helper
A small desktop app that turns my bedtime routine into a checklist, brushing timer, and evening journal—which is a slightly over-engineered solution, but it works.
06Desktop automation utility
A very small Python program that clicks repeatedly so I do not have to. Nothing revolutionary here, but it was one of my first useful automation experiments.