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Demo with several maze generating and traversing algorithms and their visualization

Why?	Wanted to create a clean, representation-independent implementation of basic graph algorithms. And mazes turned out to be a perfect application for these algorithms.
When?	Original project in January of 2023, ported to web in May of 2025
What is used?	Graphics and input is handled by allegro5 library Project ported from C++ to web with emscripten

Different take on a classic minesweeper game

Noise generator with different variations of perlin noise

Simple game of snake

Small game, where you have to avoid touching green pipes(totally original) Use up to jump, down to descend faster

Some (hopefully) useful stats on dice probabilities

A simple js game, where all you need is to click as many bubbles as you can

Why?	Initially I created this game as an entry to a small game jam at work and got a 3rd place! I liked the game, and several people I've showed it to enjoyed it as well, but it was originally made with proprietary tools, so couldn't be shared. This is why I decided to rewrite it in Godot and release it on this website! This is my second game made with Godot.
When?	Autumn of 2024
What is used?	Game engine is Godot 4.3 Data is stored in firebase Server backend is written in python

Why?	Noise generator itself was made to learn how perlin noise works. I've tried out flecs for the first time along the way. At some point I decided to try out emscripten and port my allegro5 native app to web and figured it out in just one evening :)
When?	Summer of 2024
What is used?	Graphics and input is handled by allegro5 library Internal logic is implemented with flecs Project ported from C++ to web with emscripten

Why?	Too much free time (not really). Made this with my brother, this is the first game we developed together
When?	Late July of 2022

Why?	Made this to get to know basics of Godot engine
When?	The first usable version was committed in January of 2022
What is used?	Godot 3.4.2

Why?	In the last year of my bachelors program, I found a new passion: D&D. Once, when I was thinking about which character configuration is more efficient, I decided to write a small program to calculate dice roll probabilities. And a link to a webpage is the best way to share such little project in my opinion.
What is used?	Chart.js for graph visualization

Why?	This is inspired by one of the first assignments of the python course at MIPT for people who have never written code. I was an instructor at that course and decided to create an example for students to follow. Also, for a long time, I wanted to create a js game and try out some javascript libraries for 2d graphics. Also also, this game initiated this whole site and encouraged me to learn a lot of new tools and technologies
When?	The last real change was made in February 2021. The first usable version was committed in October of 2020
What is used?	Graphics are rendered using pixi.js. Data is stored via firebase and their js client (originally there was no server, only this database)