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  Workplace Utilisation Analysis Tool

  For my final development project in high-school, we were required to orchestrate a piece of software for a business within a few months. Knowing the potential this opportunity provided, I decided to aim big, and put myself into the deep-end and develop a complex 'monitor' tracking software for the reputable company, BGIS, allowing managers to understand how their differing types of monitors are being utilised within their workplace.
  
  Despite these complexities which forced me to learn entirely new technologies within the span of weeks, I managed to pull it off, developing WUAT, a panel and complimentary employee client suite which tracks and reports on the monitor usage of employees within different floors and spaces of the workplace.
  
  I am incredibly grateful for the members of BGIS who were willing to take me in and give me a chance to prove myself, despite still being in high-school. I've learnt an incredible amount about development for larger organisations which includes security concerns, agile software development and so much more. I hope WUAT continues to serve them for more years to come.

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  Classic Bites

  Classic Bites was a client who requested a logo from our (now closed) Magnus Designs service. The product was the above logo.

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  Different Craft

  Different Craft was one of my first few clients who requested me to develop for them several custom 'enchantments' for their game server on top of a few fixer menus.

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  Disorbs

  Disorbs was also one of my first few clients. After several weeks devoted to free work, I was finally at a level to get paid for my services. Disorbs requested that I help them implement vehicles and a bot prevention system for their game server.

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  PokéFind

  PokéFind was one of my most dedicated and most influential clients. I began in 2017 and have worked with them for almost 2 years. I've helped bring to market several network features for their game server including an 'auction house' while also creating for them a large scale game dubbed PokéFactions. It has taken the majority of my time at PokéFind and has a lot planned for its future. Before taking on this position, I had little experience with working in teams and building large scale software. Working with PokéFind has allowed me to learn key project management and collaboration skills when working on scalable software.
  You can read more about this project on my LinkedIn.

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  Project Top Down

  Project Top Down was one of my very first projects I undertook with some friends when I was starting out with game development. With almost a year of devlopment, Project Top Down was an interactive multiplayer 2D top down shooter which ran on desktop and mobile. After the project was abandoned due to the disruption of Box Cubed (the name of our team at the time), it still holds a special place in my heart. It taught me quite a lot through its unsolvable and frustrating problems it brought to our team.

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  Enfinity

  Enfinity was also another special project I undertook myself. It was the first game I attempted to make in a 3D environment. While it hosted several challenges and headaches, it forecast several mathematical concepts I was still to learn in my formal education such as Matrices and their respective operations. While it was quite hacky, it helped build the foundations of my programming knowledge today.

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  Reliance on Technology Informative Website

  Web Development was quite new to me when I decided to go for a raw html website for my school project, but I didn't let that fact stop me. While this wasn't my first website project, it had several new concepts I never grasped my head around prior such as modals and bootstrap (I have been using w3, a much easier framework for building websites). While my teammates worked on styling, I ensured to develop a color scheme and format that would both be appealing and easy to digest for the viewer. While I may change a few things such as the margins or size of the text, I was proud of my ability to improvise for this project. As you can see, I've come a long way from this project.

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  Magnus Designs

  Magnus Designs was one of my hardest failures. After an idea turned into a dream, my team aspired to be professional designers, and this was our website. With marketing being expensive for a bunch of young students and a disaster for our first client, it never turned out to be. However, this project forced me to learn web design on a scale I never have while also opening me to several other important concepts such as SEO. Before Magnus, I never had the intention to turn web into one of my key skills, but now, I've never been more grateful for the opportunity Magnus Designs gave us.

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  Flappy Bird Machine Learning

  Flappy Bird was my first taste into machine learning and its capability. While it may seem like a another buzzword to many people, machine learning has great applications and use cases for a plethora of projects, the only question now is how. Inspired by the Coding Train, an educational content creator, Flappy Bird Machine learning gave me the push I needed to pursue machine learning further. Maybe you'll see more projects like this one here some day...

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  Touch Particles

  This project was one of my the JS projects I've made. After seeing the power of JS through several content creators, I was pushed to try use some of my early math concepts (the unit circle in this example) to test out my knowledge. It makes me wonder if mathematics got me interested in programming or vice versa.

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  VCE Exam Calendar Importer

  Over one weekend, being a VCE student, I was already making preparations for my finals by entering my exam times into my calendar. After about 3 exams in, I got bored, and wondered how cool it would be if an application existed that did this laborious task for you. So, instead of spending 10 minutes entering my exams into my calendar, I spent 10 hours creating this application.
  Inefficient? Yes
  Fun? Definitely.
  The project put my web scraping skills to the test, forcing me to find a way to scrape all the exam data from the official VCAA site to a file which I could use to create calendar files with. The website was received well by my peers and saved a few minutes from their day. Hopefully all those minutes collectively add up to 10 hours.

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