A lightweight library for creating stunning cosmic shower effects in web applications, perfect for adding a touch of magic to your projects. This will help to break off the size of the main Frosty Volcano Summit codebase and allow for easier maintenance and updates.
Another, but less lightweight, library for creating a crossfading music player engine in web applications. This will help to break off the size of the main Frosty Volcano Summit codebase and allow for easier maintenance and updates.
A lightweight library for creating a fading page background engine in web applications. This will help to break off the size of the main Frosty Volcano Summit codebase and allow for easier maintenance and updates.
A larger library for creating an easter egg engine in web applications. The whole idea is adding hidden features and surprises to web applications to incentivise user engagement. This will help to break off the size of the main Frosty Volcano Summit codebase and allow for easier maintenance and updates.
A complete rewrite of the Frosty Volcano Summit website, with a focus on performance, accessibility, and modern web development practices. This will help to break off the size of the main Frosty Volcano Summit codebase and allow for easier maintenance and updates.
A complete rewrite of the ACNH Apps website, with a focus on performance, accessibility, and modern web development practices. The JavaScript codebase will be rewritten in TypeScript, and the website will be rebuilt using React.
A complete rewrite of Ethan's ACNH Website, with a focus on performance, accessibility, and modern web development practices. This will help to break off the size of the main Frosty Volcano Summit codebase and allow for easier maintenance and updates.
A brand new project that allows users to upload their personal photos and organise a slideshow inspired by the Family Album from Tomodachi Life (Nintendo, 2014). The web app will be built using React and TypeScript, while the native desktop app will be built using Rust for performance and cross-platform compatibility. While this project could be revolutionary, it is being saved to last to ensure the maintenance of all other projects are taken care of first. I have not learnt Rust yet and so it will be quite a task. This should likely be the most fun project I make.
A brand new project that allows users to finally pat the damn dog from The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild (Nintendo, 2017). The native desktop app will be built using either Rust or C++ with Raylib for performance and cross-platform compatibility. While this project could be revolutionary, it is being saved to last to ensure the maintenance of all other projects are taken care of first. I have not learnt Rust or C++ yet and so it will be quite a task. This idea has been suggested by others. It could also become quite popular.
A future assignment rewrite for the unit COMP1010 (Fundamentals of Computer Science), and no other details are known. The original assignment is going to be written in Java.
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