Some other projects I worked on, that aren't research-related. These were made in my free time and most aren't really maintained anymore.
The website for Acouphène, the French music collective I am a part of. It serves as a complete repository of what we produce: weekly releases selections, events, articles, and interviews. It does server-side rendering, and uses fun stuff like MDX for content management. The background is a custom GLSL shader I wrote about, to make the experience a bit more fun!
A tool allowing users to track their progress through the game Dofus, by visualising the different quests of the game as a directed graph. Research has been done to improve user experience, while maximising usefulness; in particular, the data is exported from the game and heavily treated and transformed to simplify the graph from its native form. A custom windowing system was also built to favour modularity and customisation.
A small game webapp, where users can play together in a lobby to try and guess the taste of their friends, with questions randomly generated every time. The app uses the Spotify API to get the user's top tracks and artists, and generates questions according to the data. The game received some success, reaching over 100 concurrent players a week after release!
A surprinsigly complete and accurate Gameboy Color emulator written in TypeScript, for the browser. Made as part of my BSc thesis. It also comes with built-in debugging tools, to inspect memory and system state, and automatically run test ROMs. Customisation of keybindings and upscaling filters are also available to the user. The emulator works both on computers and mobile devices, making it extremely portable.
A web app to check statistics and analyse data for the game Valorant. It allows the user to look at recent matches of a player or a team, and have an in-depth understanding of how they play. Fine-grained filtering is available, as well as visualisation of data on a 2D map and with graphs. This app was used internally by professional e-sports teams, to help strategise against their opponents.
I try to keep note of some of the recipes I do the most, to avoid them getting lost to time or link rot. If you try any of them let me know how it went! I live in the UK so ingredients will be based on the sub-optimal British supermarket selection.
Buttery Brioche, and more soon.
List of coffee beans I've tried! No ratings or anything, just a log to keep track of what I've had and liked.