Here is a list of random and diversified things that I have built throughout the years. These are not necessarily in a chronological order.
Game and e-sports mentoring platform.
GAMEDOJO connects mentors and mentees, allowing players to learn and improve their skills in games.
GAMEDOJO | GitHub | Discord | Instagram | Facebook | YouTube
Minimalist measurement of python code time.
timy comes with a different idea of the built-in module timeit. It adds flexibility and different ways of measuring code time, using simple context managers and function decorators.
A python wrapper for the PUBG developer API.
PyPI | GitHub | PUBG official API documentation
Expiry rules for django sessions.
An image recognition application that accepts League of Legends queues. Go to the bathroom, check your phone, refill your bottle of water, get another drink or beer.. and meanwhile.. let it take care of the queue for you :-)
Super tiny Flask appplication that gives recommendations to a market basket using association rules and apriori.
You are one import away from evil.
Tool to quickly find where the heck things are in Django. When reading the official Django documentation or developing your own things, there is a big chance you will forget from what module you should import the class X, the function Y or the decorator Z.
Tool to validate Jinja templates for common mistakes and styling issues. Mostly used for failproof and styleguide.
A simple abstraction to easily create animations with OBJ model files. With a few lines of code, you can compile it and generate an executable that will run the written animation flow.
Fly your flappy cow through as many popsicle barriers as possible and compare your performance with all your friends. This is not for the faint of the heart. Although your cow may be cute, its gruesome death will be inevitable.
An adventure point & click game in which the player controls two extremely different characters. Characters so different that they see things completely different than one another. What they don't know is that these differences are what will enable them to surpass every little obstacle that comes their way. In one side we have Chuck. A robot that can only see things in a rational way and the consequence of that is that he pays so much attention to technological things that beautiful things like a pretty sunset are pretty much invisible to him. In the other side, we have Berry. A small emotional bear mostly driven by his instincts and his naive mind. This little fella' have no idea what mathematics is and doesn't even care about it.
With a set of cards (board, obstacles, spawns, etc..), one (or more) player(s) can set up an augmented reality level, with different obstacles and monster spawn points. When the level is ready, the other player will be spawned and needs to survive, shooting monsters that will spawn according to the level. All over the network!
