“The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn.”
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Alvin Toffler
Hi there! I've been involved in web development since 2016, when I moved from browsing the web to trying to figure out how it works. It's been 8 years and I realise that I'll never understand it completely, but that's what keeps me hooked. The web is always changing, always growing, and (for the most part) constantly improving. As a knowledge hog, what better field is there to be involved in?
Below are a few recent projects I've made. They were all built without frameworks or external packages and use only vanilla Javascript, SASS, and HTML.
Weather App
A weather app that uses the Geolocation API. Type a city name and hit 'Enter' to see it in action, or simply use the 'Get Device Location' button - you'll have to allow location access when you're prompted for this to work.
Audio Visualiser
An audio visualiser that responds to microphone input. Click this link, then allow microphone access and speak into your mic or play some music to see it in action. This project was inspired by Frank over at Franks Laboratory.
Stick Hero Tribute
My first mobile-friendly game, inspired by the Stick Hero game from KetchApp. Javascript implementation inspired by this tutorial. Credit for character sprites goes to The Spriters Resource. Credit for the background images goes to CraftPix.net 2D Game Assets. This soundtrack is from Heartbound, a game by Pirate Software.
When Pigs Fly Game
A game built using the HTML <canvas> element. I love pigs so I chose this lovely little hog and added some wings to turn it into an animated character. To play; click this link, then shoot the pigs before they disappear off the canvas. Let me know what your highscore was! Credit for the background image goes to nightwolfdezines.
Knight of Cups Game
Another game built with the <canvas> element. I used characters from two of my favourite 2D games Cuphead and Hollow Knight. To play; click this link, then use the arrow keys on your keyboard to control Cuphead and avoid touching the jellyfish. Credit for all game assets goes to The Spriters Resource.
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