Portfolio
Karate Kata Moveset Database (Django)
This project is a CRUD application displaying Shotokan Karate techniques and move set for each kata or form. It also has profile login to limit who can add and update data. Still a work-in-progress.
My teacher had this idea of a karate kata database so he could find answers to questions such as "How many attacks are there in front-stance compared to blocks in back-stance?" and I thought that would be a great Django project.
Live demo on Railway at https://karatedb-django-production.up.railway.app
Dragon Quest Monsters Database (FastAPI+Streamlit)
This is a game information database for the Gameboy game called 'Dragon Warrior Monsters,' also known in Japan as 'Dragon Quest Monsters - Terry's Wonderland.'
I was incredibly frustrated with how some of the other web guides made me click through countless number of links to find what I needed, so I decided to make my own. In hindsight, it could've been done with just HTML.
This project is a read-only database using SQLite. Back-end built using FastAPI + SQLModel and Streamlit for the front-end. Project built with the help of the Pybites Developer Mindset Program, a coaching program designed to help develop skills to become a better Python developer.
Read about my experience building the project in a Pybites blogpost.
Streamlit front-end Github repo
FastAPI deployed on Deta. Access the SwaggerUI docs at https://em4lp8.deta.dev/docs
Streamlit deployed on Streamlit Cloud. Access at https://dqmonstersdb.streamlit.app
Minesweeper
Minesweeper game made with TKinter
I followed a freeCodeCamp tutorial to learn object-oriented programming.
I made some improvements of my own to make it similar to the original game by changing up the interface and creating a difficulty option.
This project also motivated me to beat minesweeper at the highest difficulty of 99 mines for the first time.
