mckapur/LogicCircuitTool
A program made for my school CS class that allows you to build a logic gate circuit and execute it using the console, written in Java.
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A program made for my school CS class that allows you to build a logic gate circuit and execute it using the console, written in Java.
This is an early PROTOTYPE of something I built in mid 2014. It is an app that allows you to edit and send postcards to people (not fully functioning).
WORK IN PROGRESS: Code that evolves code
UPDATE: Finished my interpreter for school (it's in Swift actually), will post code soon. WORK IN PROGRESS (GOING TO CONTINUE IN 2016 FOR SCHOOL ASSESSMENT): I'm ahead of my IB HL Computer Science class and hence am working on this project: a pseudocode interpreter specifically for the IB standards. IB has their own pseudocode syntax which must be followed (which in a sense makes it non pseudocode). I think my class would benefit from a way to check their work. This is that.
An implementation of Dijkstra's Algorithm in Java with a cool visualization element.
Did this in 2012, but got bored and moved on to other stuff. Some code from Project Euler exercises I've completed.
A website I made for my grandparents 50th anniversary!
I built this from 2011 to late 2013. A travel data aggregating app. NOTE: This is no way code that I consider good, or that reflects my current skills/coding conventions.
A random Node.js program I made that makes your Philips Hue switch colors frequently.
A virtual self driving car powered by Unity and Machine Learning.
WORK IN PROGRESS - A fully native iOS text editor
All my completed programming exercises for the Coursera ML course.
My WWDC 2014 scholarship app. It's a voice assistant that can answer over 40 questions about me (and math, science, GK), but you can also expand into a native detail view to learn more.
Made this in 2013. Interact with the Arduino using the Leap Motion
Made this in 2013. Sending people a custom voice call message via Twilio API. It's awkward because... well... it's a computer generated voice calling people. Ain't that awkward?
NOTE: Apple awarded me a WWDC 2013 Student Scholarship with this app, so it may be a nice viewing point for future applicants :) The app is called 'SlideMyLife'. I submitted it as my app for the WWDC 2013 scholarship. Basically you keep sliding to see snippets of information about me, its like a storyboard! KNOWN ISSUE: The app may receive a memory warning and even potentially crash, this is because the 'slides' array is holding 25 active UIView objects at its most memory consuming time. I only found this problem early morning, 2 hours before WWDC scholarships were due. I didn't have time to fix it. If you want to, what you basically need to do is filter the array to only keep a maximum of three slides at a time (previous slide, current slide, next slide)