I'm a Computer Science graduate of San Francisco State University (B.S., with a minor in Mathematics), by way of an A.S. in Computer Science from De Anza College. I like building things with a working front end, a real database behind them, and sometimes, a language model somewhere in the stack.
Most recently, that's meant a multiplayer poker room with its own lobby and chat, a Gemini-powered chatbot with persistent history, and a pseudo-3D racing game built from scratch in a 2D canvas — all three of which you can try out below.
These run for real, right on this page! Statuses below reflect whether each demo is actually wired up yet.
A fully functional multiplayer poker table with a lobby and in-game chat. The backend deals cards, tracks betting rounds, and keeps every player's view in sync in real time.
Standby
The live table goes here once NEXT_PUBLIC_POKER_URL points at the deployed game. Check the README for the Railway/Render setup.
// Languages
// Frontend
// Backend
// Data
// Cloud & AI
// Practices