This project demonstrates a simple color sorting algorithm implemented in a WPF application using C#. The application generates a list of colored rectangles and allows users to sort them by color with the click of a button.

I created a simple cookie clicker-like game in JavaScript for fun, where you click a button to collect points (or cookies). Each click adds to your total score, and you can unlock upgrades or bonuses that let you earn points faster over time. It’s a simple but addictive game mechanic that keeps players engaged by giving them constant rewards with minimal effort.

I built the app for fun as a simple tool to let users pick a color from a gradient. The idea was to make color selection more interactive and visually satisfying. The app allows you to slide through a gradient and pick any shade, displaying the corresponding RGB code.

I created a JavaScript program for fun that generates a table based on user-defined inputs for the number of columns and rows. The twist is that when you hover over a cell, a selected color follows the mouse as it moves through the table, dynamically highlighting the hovered cells.

This is a web-app where you can ask questions and other people can awnser them. The website has authentication made with firebase and you can login using your Google account. The application was built using Next.js and Tailwind. Tge website itself is hosted on Vercel via the github repository. You can try the application yourself and even add your own questions! Maybe someone else will awnser them for you! (This was made using a tutorial at the time.)