TrashTalk bot

This is a two week project I designed to help me trashtalk my opponents in video games and improve my chances of winning. I wanted to create a program that writes a random message out of a CSV file sorted by message categories (Greeting, Comment on shots, etc..) and by message strength (ranked from 1:friendly to 5:mean).

I have designed an original layout using, for the first time, the WPF tool (Windows Presentation Form) on Visual Studio. The graphics are coded in XAML, a markup language similar to XML or HTML, and the data processing is coded in C#, my language of choice when it comes to Desktop applications.

C#, Visual Studio, WPF, XAML, CSV

Portfolio Website

The website you are currently reading was a project that lasted about a week. It served a double purpose for me as I tought it would be a great way to showcase my ambitions and my qualities as an engineer, but it also allowed me to learn more about web development.

This project was written using VS Code and uploaded to my github website domain using the Github Desktop software. It might not use state of the art CSS writing, but I tried to make the website as reponsive as possible, allowing phones and tablets to access to all the information displayed, as well as desktop computers.

Website, CSS, HTML, VS Code

PasteCodeBot

This is a month long project that allows for a better showcase of code on Discord messages. Discord has a built-in feature to print text in a code box with different coloring as an IDE would do, when specifying the programming language. I wanted to make it easier and fully automatic. So I created that Discord Bot that you can invite on your server, on which you can configure the desired language, and when you send a message, the bot automatically deletes your message, and prints it back in a better format, splitting up in multiple messages if necessary. (Discord has a 2000 characters limit)

This program was written in C#, on Visual Studio, using the DiscordNet library to communicate with the Discord API. The bot has a few commands used to configure itself, all accessible with the prefix "*" when typing a message.

C#, Visual Studio, Discord Bot, API

PFD on a tablet

This is a 2 months school project I did in my third year of Licence, with a team of 5 students. The goal of this project was to create a Primary Flight Display (PFD) on a touch pad screen controlled with a Raspberry Pi 4. It had its own battery and sensors to make this fully portable and flight ready.

My task was to create the User Interface, so I decided to program this in C++ using the help of the SFML Library. I had to design and allow animations for many flight intruments and even an artificial horizon. I also made use of the touch sensitive screen and added multiple layouts and configurations to improve the user's experience.

Raspberry Pi, C++, Graphic Rendering, SFML, Flight Instruments