I am currently developing, in collaboration, a social network where users embody a 3D cat on a planet. Users can add friends and send personalized letters. During this project, I explored testing with Jest, improved my skills in React Three, and gained valuable experience in backend development using Express.

I developed a community-driven application that helps users identify true vs. false current events by seeing results from their friends. I gained skills in building full-stack applications, managing backend controllers and APIs, and handling routing. I also designed responsive front-end interfaces and conducted user interviews to gather feedback for improvements.

I had the opportunity to work again for the Musba, this time for the Night of the Museums. I had to create an interactive application for a reserve on a Dimension tablet with a resolution of 3840 x 2160. I was able to push myself to use object-oriented programming and gain experience with interactive development.

I developed a game using Godot, where the player controls a carrot trying to escape. During the development process, I gained extensive experience in programming with Godot, writing custom scripts to implement core game mechanics such as player movement, collision detection, and game physics. I also learned how to manage sprites, including handling animations, sprite sheets, and optimizing asset performance. On top of that, I worked on game logic for things like win/loss conditions, timers, and dynamic difficulty adjustments. My development skills were further enhanced through debugging and refining the gameplay to ensure smooth performance and an enjoyable user experience.

I had the opportunity to work on an engaging web experience: decorating portraits from the Italian Renaissance. This experience was designed to be showcased at the museum during the Baccanight event. For this project, I collaborated with a partner on the development. I handled the back-end, including API management, databases, and hosting, as well as the front-end by creating filters for the paintings.

During a project in my training program, I had the opportunity to collaborate with an organization called Silver Geek. This association fights against the digital divide by helping elderly people integrate into the world of video games. Together with a team of six others, we worked on an application designed to manage structures and workshops. My role was versatile: I participated in designing the database structure, managed data extraction, and contributed to part of the front-end development. This experience allowed me to apply my skills in mobile web development while contributing to a meaningful initiative for digital inclusion among the elderly.

I was challenged to code a portfolio within a week. To accomplish this task, I chose the Astro framework, which I considered to be the most optimized for this type of site. Additionally, I integrated the GSAP library for animations, a decision that proved to be highly beneficial in terms of efficiency. Through this project, I was able to acquire new skills in using libraries and creating animations, significantly enhancing my technical expertise.

Driven by a spirit of self-learning, I chose to take on a challenge on MentorChallenge. This experience provided me with a valuable opportunity to deepen my understanding of JavaScript and refine my coding organization skills. Guided by the teachings from Robert C. Martin's book 'Clean Code,' I reviewed and optimized the names of my variables, classes, and functions, among others. By rethinking the structure of my functions, I created a more efficient organization, allowing me to add or remove features with greater flexibility.