A web application that puts Large Language Models to the test against a variety of puzzle games, such as, NYT's Wordle & Connections

Speak In Songs lets users convert everyday text into Spotify playlists. Each word is paired to a Spotify song allowing users to truly communicate through song.

A simple banking system simulation where different micro-services communicate using gRPC. It also includes tools like Grafana, Prometheus, Tempo, Loki, and Promtail to monitor and visualize what's happening across the services.

The AI Binder project is a vibrant collection of Pokémon-inspired trading cards, all uniquely generated by AI. Dive into the binder to discover imaginative creations—or unleash your creativity by submitting your own designs.

A real-time multiplayer quiz game, inspired by Kahoot, where players compete with friends. Using WebSockets for instant interaction and AI to generate custom questions based on chosen topics, it delivers a dynamic and personalized quiz experience.

Oh Sit! is an Internet of Things project designed to track how long a user sits in their chair. It integrates hardware and software, utilizing a Raspberry Pi and a force-sensitive resistor to detect when pressure is applied.

geopass is a simple command-line tool for generating strong passwords. Written in Go, it provides users with the ability to quickly generate random, secure passwords directly from the terminal.

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