This section features a selection of my smaller-scale projects, which serve to demonstrate a range of my technical abilities. Many of these projects are outcomes of various courses, educational resources, and academic assignments. Please note that the source code is not immediately visible, and not all programs may run due to the requirement of access keys. To view the code, click on the "angle brackets" icon to display it in Replit.
AI interpreted images, AI generated captions, and then artificially posted Instagram advertisements, mainly for restaurants, but works with any kind of business. This is my own project with quite a few real-world uses. Cannot be monetized due to legal trouble, but if you want some cheap advertising for yourself you are welcome to use it.
Creates spotify playlist from a given year, scrapes the data from the Billboard Hot 100.
Displays my favorite movies and my reviews of them in a very nice looking format, the database is through SQLAlchemy, plus there are some API calls to MovieDB.
Through a Selenium driver creates a bot, that starts following people who follow Eminem automatically.
Creates an entry on a Google spreadsheet according to what workout you did, shows calories and interprets sentences => gets workout information, through various APIs.
Creates a Selenium driver bot that checks your internet speed, then tweets at your internet provider, if it is not what they said it should be at all times.
Creates an API endpoint for Cafés - information about different cafés, also has API documentation made through Postman.
My first ever experience with SQL databases.
A site that stores and shows ratings for coffee shops.
A test site for logging in users and authentication.
Beta version of the site you are currently looking at, this one is not run with Flask as it is on a free GitHub pages domain.
A simple site for guessing numbers, the start of my journey with Flask.
Starts filling out forms with the data it scraped from the web, the form data is saved in an Excel sheet.
Creates a Selenium driver bot that automatically logs in and swipes on Tinder.
Creates a bot through Selenium that attempts to maximize cookie production in a popular browser game called cookie clicker.
Runs a program that checks the price of an amazon product, if it goes below the given price, sends an email.
Through simple API calls adds entries to a pixela calendar.
Through multiple API requests generates the stock difference of TSLA between today and yesterday, also links news which may have something to do with it and sends it as an SMS through Twilio (0% is not a bug, at the time of recording, TSLA stock was stagnant)
A useful yet simple program that sends you a message, if it's going to rain today, for some time I was using this myself, running it every morning through python-anywhere, so I would not forget my umbrella.
Sends an API request to OpenDB from which it creates a bunch of true and false questions.
Program that requests the ISS location and then checks whether it is day at your location, with another API request, if so sends an email telling you that you can see the International space station.
Program that generates an API request when the head is pressed, that generates a Kanye quote.
A simple program that emails people when it is their birthday, can also add quotes.
A simple game to see how many French words you know.
A program for saving/generating password for different accounts.
A timer for the Pomodoro technique, pretty and useful, so much so that I use it myself.
A simple mile to kilometer converter made with tkinter.
A game to see how many US states you can name, after that, it creates a csv file with all the states you missed.
Calculator with GUI in window-builder for Eclipse.
A site with simple registration and login, with login only secrets.
A copy of a road crossing game with the turtle module.
A simple game of pong for two players.
A simple snake game using the turtle module that keeps a high score.
Creates a simple game which races turtles and multiple players can bet on them.
Creates a copy of Damien Hirst's spot paintings in the turtle module.
A small java program aimed for children that are trying to learn simple multiplication.
The start of my oop programming journey with python and the first very simple OOP program.