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Play a nice game of Princetonian 2 ball from the comfort of your quarantine bunker. 2 ball is a fun game where the rules are very simple. Keep the orange ball rolling and out of pockets. :)
How long do you spend on Youtube everyday...? ;)
A Python program that web scrapes baseball statistics, computes weighted sums, and compares players.
Making gender-neutrality a reality
breakout rooms simplified and reimagined. unique peer-to-peer rooms fitted with a video/audio chat, one-way real-time drawing board, and personalized and downloadable notes.
Finally able to play netflix on your laptop with a remote!
An easy way to get nutrition info online.
A simple HTML, CSS script that allows the user to enter their details and enroll in a high school
A fun and simple program that allows users to paint on a blank, pixelated canvas in their choice of color, grid size, and "pixelation shape."
Cheering people up one video at a time! 🍣🧀
A simple raytracer implemented in JavaScript as a React app.
An intensive yet engaging mobile reaction clicker game for all ages
GrubCub is a simple meal delivery service that enables students to request food pickups from their peers.
Hi, I was a total beginner at web development. With the help of workshops at Hack@Brown and the internet, I created my first website and hosted it on github.
Simple web app to display the operating range of common commercial aircraft on a map.
Security system for smart parking
This C# program allows two people to play connect 4 and the program will print to the user the number of wins for each player.
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