ConvertEm

Developed with Blazor (WebAssembly) and hosted on Azure, ConvertEm is a web application that allows you to convert between CSS units. It currently supports conversion of values between px, pt, em, and rem.

Emeliocp.co.za

This website was developed using Next.js and Typescript. While not many are in use at present, GSAP is used for animations, and Emotion for CSS-in-JS. It currently has an under construction banner due to ongoing development, but progress on this is slow due to priority being given to other projects.

Night Light

This Android application allows you to display a chosen color in full screen for a night light or gentle ambient lighting. It also plays white noise while running. Built in Android Studio and Kotlin using Jetpack Compose for the UI, following the MVVM architecture pattern with a Preferences DataStore for local data storage.

Rage Ball

This 2D Android game, built with Unity and C#, aims to improve hand–eye coordination. Players catch a falling ball and slam it against a randomly spawning button before the ball hits the ground.

RPG-Passwords (Android)

This Android application was the developer’s first, allowing you to choose character types and specify the password length to generate a random password. It can be copied or exported in text form. Created in Android Studio using XML and Java, and published on the Google Play Store.

RPG-Passwords (UWP)

This Windows version of the password generator offers the same functionality with a slightly different UI. Choose character groups and specify the password length, then generate a random password that can be copied or exported to a text file.

Sound Vault

This Android application offers a collection of sounds for playback, organized into categories such as Nature, Sub Bass, and Vehicles.

Spec Collector

This application simplifies the process of gathering commonly searched-for system specifications. On launch, it collects details such as CPU, RAM, and storage, then displays them to the user. It’s a WPF application built with Visual Studio, C#, and the Win32 API.