I developed a web-based chat application where multiple people can communicate through text over the internet for an open-ended website development final project in college.
You can try out this chat program, hosted at kimpampusch.tech/chat.
During college I was initially focusing on an emphasis in web-based game development alongside programming. For that purpose, I created several games in JavaScript.
This game simulates the 2018 FIRST Robotics Competition game. The goal of this game is to pickup yellow cubes and place or throw them on the blue side of one of several seesaws. While there are more cubes on your side of the seesaws, you get +1 points per second. There is an opponent that will attempt to place cubes on their side of the goals. You have 60 seconds to score more points than your opponent.
It can be played in any modern browser here: https://pycee.github.io/Firebears-Power_Up
During college, I was initially focusing on an emphasis on web-based game development alongside programming. For that purpose, I created several games in JavaScript.
With this small demo, I wanted to create a turn-based combat system where the player could enter combat with several differing groups of enemies. I call it Slime, named after a common enemy type in many fantasy-themed games. In the game, the player acts as a slime-monster and must fight several enemies in an arena.
It can be played in any modern PC browser here: https://pycee.github.io/Web_Slime/