Cameron Binda
Gameplay Programmer
This is an informational watchface I made for PebbleOS watches. I wrote it in C and Javascript with the PebbleSDK, which is the standard method. I was heavily inspired by seven segment LCDs and their watchface equivalents. I decided to go with a fourteen segment font, since it can better display letters. I learned a lot from a tutorial on the Pebbles website. I had to research a little further to complete it, since it didn't show everything I wanted. The files are public on Github here. It is available for free on the App Store. Other changes may come in the future.
This is an Android app I made for a college course. I wrote in Java, and it uses SQLite to save data. It is a to-do list app that allows the user to add, edit, and delete tasks. The source code can be found here. You can also find the packaged app and a presentation under "Releases" on the right.
This is a Python module I made for a college course. Besides Python, this also uses MongoDB to connect to an existing database. It also includes a Jupyter Notebook file I wrote to run a website that allows users to search without programming knowledge. In that file, I gained some experience with the Dash framework for web development. It was intended for an animal shelter to allow employees to find dogs that fit requirements for different search and rescue applications. It gives categories of these different dogs that can be clicked to filter the database. The source code can be found here. There is also a zipped version under "Releases" on the right.
This is a JavaScript extension for browsers that mutes fullscreen video ads on twitch.tv. Twitch's ads are known to be hard to block. People have done it, but I couldn't find a working extension. I thought it would be interesting to try it myself. I was able to do it, but it plays the video at full volume, and then breaks the video player at the end. I settled on just muting them, and have never revisted the project. The source code can be found here. There is also a zipped version under "Releases" on the right.