The projects listed above, have all taught me the necessary tools to be able to build more complex and advanced projects.
Crypto Faucet [2021]
I saw a tendency for people to want quick ways to earn some free crypto for doing tasks, I created a simple website where people could earn some coins by watching ads. While users earned crypto directly through my website, I was able to gather great knowledge about blockchain and my first insight into database and more advanced web development, moving away from simple static ones.
Learned: Frontend, Database (SQL)
NFT minting web [2022]
I started learning about more complex coding, and by watching tutorials, I learned how to code roughly with solidity (Ethereum smart contract coding language), which is used for secure and transparent transactions inside the blockchain. Although I never created a collection of my own, I did lunch example collections on Polygon (Ethereum second layer blockchain, which is much cheaper).
Learned: Frontend, Backend, Blockchain
Personal Blog [2022]
I created an html and css full website, which was my first step towards building a solid blog, in there I learned about how to manage responsive layouts, and how to effectively use html, css and js for website building, although it was no easy task, after many tutorials on frontend coding, I managed to get the website published and look somewhat nice. Later I learned about the real capacities of WordPress and how to avoid its limitations.
Learned: Frontend (html, css)
Find your PFP [2023]
This was a fun game I created using all of my knowledge till that time, I recreated find waldo the game, but inside a website, and instead of waldo, my followers had to find their profile pictures hidden inside the website. I had plenty of followers in that account at the time, so I only included the 100 most active followers across 10 different maps. Everyone who played it had great fun, and loved the concept of having to find themselves and other friends.
Learned: Frontend (html, css, js)
Typing App [2024]
I built a similar website to monkey type or 10 fast fingers, which are websites to train and improve your typing skill, the problem I found with those tools, was the lack to customize your typing space, thus I created a fully customizable place, to type for hours on end on your most desired screen configuration, it was also deployed as a website.
Learned: Frontend, Backend (js)
Python Prime Numbers Project [2025]
After learning more complex python throughout my university coding class, I decided to put some of that knowledge to use. I started playing around with different algorithms and plots, to try to find a proof to Goldbach conjecture, with no luck (as expected), but I learned a lot about python and different plotting options, coming across many similar results others who have studied prime numbers have come before like Ulam Spiral or the curious distribution of number of combinations for each even number.
Learned: Python
News app [2025]
I created a website app, where people selected the topics they are interested at, and share their email direction, storage that information inside a database. Then I would have an online background bot, executing a python code, which read the topics and emails from the database, I fetched the latest googles news articles that included keywords related to the topics the user selected, and shared those articles with chatgpt through Open AI API to make summaries, and finally automatically transform those summaries into emails, that were sent through google workspace gmail API.
Learned: React, APIs (Gmail, Open AI), Database (Prisma), Python
Tell Your Life [2025] (page public although never shared it)
Although still public, I long stopped working on it and I never shared it with no one. I just wanted to use it as a project to learn many of the fundamental tools I now use to develop more complex projects. I created a public website were users could save rate and comment their opinions on their films and books. It also connected friends and acted also as a social media page. I learned about more advanced API tools, to fetch movies and films from large databanks, as well as more complex databases to storage each users data and correlations. Also implemented the first login options through google OAuth API.
Learned: React, APIs (oAuth, TMDb), Database (Prisma)
optimization app [2025]
This was a website meant to track all activities you do throughout the day, by switching your current activity inside the website, and providing the user with insightful analytics about how they spend their day, as well as tools to help users spend less time on social media to have more time to work into each users goals. The website was never published to a public URL. This website helped me further understand databases structures as well as how to work with time fields inside databases, which can be tricky at times. Also implemented many of the tools I had learned on the previous projects.
Learned: React, APIs (oAuth), Database (Prisma)
Although none of the projects listed above have taught everything I know now, each of them individually contributed to expand my coding and abstraction capacities, providing me with a great understanding and ease to find steps to build many more complex apps in the future. Like QRUDU, which is currently under development.