adr2370/hacktech
Project for hacktech
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Project for hacktech
Files for the ACM Teach Facebook API Workshop
Greylock Hackfest 2013
A simple pebble template for receiving button data in iOS apps
The FaceGraph hackathon project from the So Cal hackathon 2013
A tutoring program for TBP
Our Launch Hackathon 2013 project
Our Road Trip app for Developers Contest
My resume
Sword audio game
Respond to all the posts on your profile about your birthday automatically
My solutions to the Hacker Rank Back To School programming competition
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Public repository.
A city visualization of different parts of your facebook data
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Public repository.
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Public repository.
My github website
My solutions for the training problems by USACO
My solution for Top Coder Open Marathon Match 1 2012
A simple ruby on rails website where you can login with facebook or not and put youtube videos that you liked for others to see
A simple ruby on rails website where I can add or remove hackathon links that I find useful, basically bookmarks
A simple website that detects if the user is on an iphone and tells them how to add the website to their home screen
The college archery scores app on android and ios using phonegap
A simple iphone game where you tap the dots that change colors, and it can get pretty difficult with 16 dots
A copy of yahoo messenger made with the added feature of text to speech and a bot you can speak to for the UCLA Yahoo Hack U event in 2011.
A website where you can easily chat with your doctor online, made with tokbox for the USC Trojan Hack event in 2012, winner of the Tokbox and SendGrid awards/
My solution for Top Coder Open Marathon Match 2 2012
A simple iphone app where you just try and tap as fast as you can
The NJROTC Reference App I created in the summer before senior year
A simple mastermind game using the windows phone sdk
My website at adr2370.bol.ucla.edu
Imagine pokemon where you could call out the pokemon you'll use, that's basically what I started doing
A kinect target game I made in 2011 for my E87 class, tracks both of your hands and uses voice commands to start and stop the game.