I have no experience working yet but am eager to. I have built multiple projects and update them often. Below are a few links for my bigger projects

I have been learning a lot about game development lately and Godot 4 was the first I wanted to learn. I figured the best way to learn was to actually use the engine. I followed a tutorial on how to make a basic platformer to get started and from there it has took off into a full fledged passion project. It currently includes a fun character, 3 levels, collectables, plenty of sounds, and many other features that make a game feel fun.

The journey I have taken for this fun and exciting project is all detailed in the repository's docs folder

The source code is available on GitHub at:
github.com/kirby-b/Godot-Platformer

The first language I learned was Python. Naturally it has become the language I tend to prefer, and it is the one I know best. For this reason I have many repositories for Python projects, including a collection of smaller ones. You can view my GitHub through the link above, by searching kirby-b on GitHub, or you can follow the links below to go directly to my public Python repos.

Python projects collection

DJI Tello Drone scripts

I have been watching people like Michael Reeves and William Osman for years, and they have been a major insparation for me doing Arduino projects and learning how electronics work. Much like them, my projects are for fun and dont usually have a "real purpose". You can find my projects on my Github or My Arduino project hub profile(If I have remembered to put them there).

Automatic Fan Repo
Slide Pot LED Control
Arduino Alarm Clock
Automatic RGB Lights

My Arduino Project Hub

LearnX is a web application I made as part of a group for the BPA Web Application Team competition in 2023-2024. It was featured at the BPA National Business Conference as one of the top 5 in the nation. This was the first big web project I worked on and I learned a lot along the way. It features some quiz's, information to read, flashcards, and other features. We also learned how to make working sign-ins, sign-ups, account deletion calls, password resets, databases, and just about every other fun part of Laravel. It is made completely with Laravel Blade, HTML, TailwindCSS, and small bits of PHP. The main style layout is one I really like and as you can see, I used it on this website too.

The source code is also available on GitHub at:
github.com/kirby-b/Learnx-Source

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