You are probably here because I've helped improve the web for you in one way or another. Here is some info about me.
I’ve been obsessed with computers since I was six. I've managed to build my first and current computuer by age 12. It's really not as hard as people make it to be, except for those damn M.2 screws. If you are reading this now, you will likely never deal with that issue as their magnetic now lol.
I eventually got into programming at 12, in terms of front-end development, I was self-taught with mostly just the Mozilla docs. Very few youtubing and tutorials for some reason. I did use stack overflow a lot (you can imagine how that went). It may be cliché, but this journey has led to some decent and fun projects which made me who I am today.
I am currently years old.
⬇️ Anyways looks at my cool projects below ⬇️
My first real game where I didn’t just spam free models. A random-weapons PvP game built on ROBLOX.
A lot of the code was based on others, but I still had to understand and modify it. This is the moment where I count my real coding journey starting.
Forked a Discord bot and added some simple moderation commands. Used someone else's template though.
This was probably the most impactful project I've ever made. I've ran a proxy/games/emulator site for about 2 years.
Started as a Google Sites, then moved to a standalone version for more control. The code was extremely messy but it worked. We've reached over 200,000 views and had hundreds of daily users.
I've never monetized it mostly because I was too young and didn’t know how. Eventually, all the Freenom domains expired and Google deleted my analytics, so the only proof left is a YouTube video with 100K views. I might have a picture of the analytics somewhere in my phone.
I tried to make a MHTML v4, but lost motivation. I realized I’d have to catch up on years of bypasses and new methods.
A bot that farms Microsoft Rewards using Selenium.
As you can tell im broke, so this is where the pattern began for making paid stuff free. This was my first time using python and it wasn't too hard, documentation was plenty. Maintained it for about 3 months before stopping. Planned an ABS-X V2 that never happended.
Rebuilt the Windows Notepad app using HTML and JS.
Nothing huge, but it was probably the cleanest code I had written at the time.I genuinely wanted to learn Java and C++, but it just never clicked fully.
I'd often start learning, then take long breaks and forget everything (x3).
Still, I played around with Minecraft launchers and other stuff gained somewhat of an understanding.
Made a user script to enable free Discord themes without Nitro.
It was spaghetti, so I ended up just linking people to a better version. As of now, the better version is patched and my still works, lol. I currently use BetterDiscord anyways
YouTube was testing a new UI and I hated it. So I made an extension to bring the old layout back.
This was the first time I ever got donations.
Stopped publishing stuff. Mostly just made simple tweaks to websites for myself UI fixes, redirecting links, etc.
Was getting burnt out so took a long hiatus.
I wanted to get better at spanish and realized they removed unlimited hearts for school accounts. So I played around with local overrides until I found some code that allowed me to give my self a premium subscription on the client.
Since my javascript skills regressed due to me taking breaks, I decided to let AI help me out for the first time in my career to make this into an actual distributable extension.
Just a fun lil game I made in a few hours. Let me know if you've beaten it flawlessly (no lives lost). Vibe-coding is pretty addicting.
Since the chrome webstore keeps rejecting updates to the duolingo max extension, I created this as an alternative. It only removes ads but can be useful for those who are less tech literate and only find their extensions through the extenstion stores.
I wanted to get duolingo speaking practices on Firefox which is my main browser. This was overkill and unnecessary since there are better ways to learn, but I made it happen.
This is my final coding project ever.
♥️ ty for reading til the end ♥️