PoPi
PoPi is an application originally designed as a screenshot tool for the GNU/Linux operating system under the X11 windowing system. The application takes a screenshot using a hotkey, uploads the image to Imgur, and pastes the link onto the clipboard. This application currently supports all Linux operating systems that use X11 along with Windows 7 and higher.
NefBot
NefBot is a Discord application that is used in conjuction with the game Dragalia Lost. This tool is able to look up various inforamtion from the game using a custom made database in SQLite. It calls Discord's API using the discord.py library, while using an MVC framework to structure the code and implement new features.
MH4U-Tool
MH4U-Tool is an application written in Qt for the popular Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate Game. This companion application was created to help players look up damage calculations and test various sets before creating them in the game. This application is the first Qt project created and was originally created for Linux operating systems and later ported to Windows operating systems, able to run on Winows 7 and later.
PopaDex
PopaDex is an app written for Android. This is a companion app for the popular Pokemon games meant to be used as a store of information. This app contains various information from the games such as a full listing of Pokemon, moves, abilities, and stats. This app currently supports Android devices running Android 4.0 and higher written using the Android SDK.
FFXIVPartyLogs
FFXIVPartyLogs is a dll written for the Advanced Combat Tracker (ACT) tool. ACT is heavily used for a game called Final Fantasy XIV. ACT takes in various data from the game and makes the data available to developers through their API. Using this data, the dll for FFXIVPartyLogs takes the player information from other players and displays to the user how these other players have done in various fights in the game.
eesandoval.github.io
The very GitHub page you are looking at! Written from scratch in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. This site lists repositories that are worked on as well as giving general information as to who I am. It will also showcase various aspects of web development technologies that I use to try out such as modifying stylesheets to my liking and creating JavaScript functions for various aspects of the site.
YouTube-DL-Website
Youtube-DL-Website is a downloader for the popular video hosting site Youtube. The frontend, written from scratch in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript is designed to give users an MP3, MP4, or both when entering a valid Youtube URL and supports downloading playlists as well. The backend for this site runs on PHP 7 and utilizes youtube-dl to obtain the Youtube videos and ffmpeg to convert the videos from MP4 to MP3.
Background
Began my passion for development at the age of 12 by running a video game server for hundreds of players. Creating customized events for them while managing the large network traffic at the time to attract more players constantly kept me up at night filled with joy when my users would experience smooth gameplay and fun events. Soon after began writing my own applications as a hobby. These applications are to either test my knowledge in a new language or framework or provide a solution to a manual process that was tedious to my colleagues and I.
Experience
After informal years of development, I began study at the University of California Irvine under the Computer Science major as a Bachelor of Science. Professionally began my career after graduation in 2016 and have been in the industry since then. Enjoy writing programs from scratch but am capable of utilizing a pre-existing standard library/framework when reinventing the wheel is too time-consuming. Additionally, have knowledge of a plethora of languages and frameworks, many of which can be found through GitHub as well as on this page.