NFTag

My friend and I (see ConcreteGames LLC below) entered into Southern Utah's CodeCamp competition in 2022.

The overarching rules are simple: Create the best project you can in 24 hours. Everything you use must be created within that time (besides open-source packages)

We built an assassin-style real-world game where you take out your friends by snapping a picture of them with your phone. It had a cool overlay with device id and other information; the idea was that it would be turned into an NFT and players could trade them.

We didn't quite get the NFT integration working during that time, but the idea and basic framework was present enough to take second place against the other industry programmers in Southern Utah.

NewEraUtah.com

This was the second full-stack project I ever made. My dad wanted a website that employees could log in to and access certain utility links with.

The styling definitely isn't the best and it has broken over time (I've come a long way), but besides that the implementation and communication with the back end is still solid.

Additionally there are resources for the public such as a contact form that sends emails with a custom emailer in node.js and e-mail templates that I designed myself.

* FYI if you go to the link, just know that a bunch of styles are broken on smaller devices *

Strider

As per the description in the image, I made this watch app because I was into running. I had to learn the Monkey C programming language, which has some quirks to it.

My first full-stack site?

Though I no longer have access to it, the first full-stack website I ever created was written in PHP

I think I was twelve or thirteen years old at the time, and I had a bright interest in computer programming. I knew that if I put in the effort I could create whatever I wanted.

The website featured a fully functional account system, and surprisingly had decent design, though very simple.

ConcreteGames LLC

A friend and I ( see his site ) formed a little partnership when we were kids. We first wanted to learn how to make games, but that wasn't really our forte.

We went on to build a decent-looking website, create some game prototypes, work on arduino projects, and compete in Southern Utah's CodeCamp competition.

In 2022 we took second place in the industry division against some tough competition. We built a prototype of a real-world NFT-integrated game we called NFTag.