ChatNet is a web application that enables users to chat with each other in real-time. It has various features such as a Friend Request System, Global Chat Messaging, Private Chat Messaging, Profile Picture Setting, infinite scroll and more. Users can create accounts, change passwords, and set profile pictures to establish their unique online presence. Django-Channels was used to create WebSockets/Chat Rooms for Async Consumers to facilitate user communication, and the pillow library and Django-Signals were used to allow users to update their profile image.

This application was developed as the final project for the "CS50's Web Programming with Python and JavaScript course" offered by Harvard University.

SocialFront is a robust and feature-rich social networking application that has been built on the powerful Django web framework. The app is designed to emulate the core functionality of Twitter, enabling users to sign up, create a profile picture, follow other users, post tweets, like and comment on tweets, and browse through their own and others' timelines.

This application was initially developed as a project for the "CS50's Web Programming with Python and JavaScript course" offered by Harvard University

Shopikart is an e-commerce app built with Django that offers a comprehensive platform for users to buy and sell products. The app provides a user-friendly interface with features like product reviews and ratings, the ability to list products for sale, and a cart functionality that allows users to add and manage their selected items. Shopikart also features a wishlist function for users to save their desired products for future reference.

This application was initially developed as a project for the "CS50's Web Programming with Python and JavaScript course" offered by Harvard University

This Chess game is the final project i created whilst taking The Odin Project's Ruby course inside The Odin Project's Ruby on Rails Curriculum. It is a two-player game created with Ruby, and implemented as a command-line interface (CLI) that allows players to make moves and interact with the game board directly through the terminal.

Nexellia is a full-featured social media platform, developed using Ruby on Rails 7, that serves as a Facebook clone application. It offers users the ability to create posts, interact with other users' posts, and establish connections with other users, among many other functionalities. This project is created as the final project of The Odin Project's Ruby on Rails course inside The Odin Project's Ruby on Rails Curriculum.

This Connect Four game is a classic implementation of the popular board game, built as a command-line interface (CLI) using the Ruby programming language. The game allows two players to play against each other, taking turns to place their colored tokens on the board in an attempt to form a line of four consecutive tokens either horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. This project was part of The Odin Project's Ruby course.

This Tic Tac Toe game implemented as a Ruby CLI allows two players to compete against each other by taking turns inputting their game pieces (X & O) into numbered squares displayed on the board. The objective is to have three of one's own pieces in a horizontal, vertical, or diagonal line while preventing the opponent from achieving the same. This project was part of The Odin Project's Ruby course.

This Hangman game is a command-line interface (CLI) game implemented using Ruby 3.1. It is a single-player game where the player attempts to guess a randomly selected secret word by guessing one letter at a time. The player has a limited number of guesses (6) before the game ends. This project was part of The Odin Project's Ruby course.

This Admin Dashboard template is the final project of The Odin Project's Intermediate HTML & CSS Course. It is a one-page static website created using HTML and CSS Grid. The website's layout and design were structured with CSS Grid, while Flexbox was used briefly to position some items.

This dashboard template includes a responsive design that adapts to different screen sizes, making it accessible on desktop, tablet, and mobile devices. The dashboard provides an organized and clean interface for managing projects, with various sections displaying relevant information such as announcements, users and more.

This project helped enhance my skills in HTML and CSS, but mainly CSS Grid, and provided valuable experience in creating a responsive website that meets modern design standards.

This website is a digital version of the classic game, Rock Paper Scissors, allowing players to compete against a computer opponent. The game is built using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, with a responsive design that works on various screen sizes. Players can choose their move (rock, paper, or scissors) by clicking the corresponding button on the screen, and the computer opponent will randomly select its move. This project was part of The Odin Project's Foundation course.

Etch-a-Sketch is an entertaining and interactive drawing application that brings back the nostalgia of the classic Etch-a-Sketch toy. With this app, users can unleash their creativity by drawing on a virtual canvas with a cursor that draws according to their mouse button clicks being held down. The app offers a range of advanced features such as changing cursor colors, resizing the canvas, and erasing mistakes. This project was part of The Odin Project's Foundation course.

This is a simple and user-friendly calculator application that allows users to perform basic arithmetic operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. The calculator has a clean and minimalistic design that is easy to navigate, and users can use both the mouse and keyboard to enter numbers and operators. The app also features a large display screen that shows the user's input and the result of the calculation. This project was part of The Odin Project's Foundation course.