Reflecting on the shift from using AI as a chat partner to treating it as a real development partner - and the two very different ways I've found myself working with it so far.

I wanted to practice for Anthropic's Claude certification exams in a way that actually matched how the real exams work, so I built myself a private desktop app for it - weighted domains, scenario draws, and all.

After noticing how much my little boy loves swiping and tapping on the phone, I felt inspired to create an interactive, educational game that will spark his curiosity and help him learn while he plays.

The original website was built using Wordpress, but it's time to move forward with a more modern and lightweight tech stack.

Learn how to build your own autonomous, self-driving car using an remote control (RC) toy as the base! The goal is to integrate such it could enable both manual control and an autonomous driving mode.

I previously created a variation of this game, and now I'm inspired to take it to an Augmented Reality version.

I've spent years working with AR technology, and now it's time to bring that innovation to something personal - my business card. Inspired to go digital, I'm creating a virtual version that reflects the technology I've worked with for so long.

Inspired by my nieces who love playing games on Roblox, I decided to dive into the platform myself. As usual, my approach was to start by creating my own games.

This project explores how Artificial Intelligence can enhance the occlusion of Augmented Reality (AR) content, enabling seamless integration with real-world objects for a more immersive experience.

This game was created as a promise to a girl named Valentina. For her, I designed a game that challenges one's focus and concentration.