👋 Welcome to my portfolio! For my résumé or any questions, feel free to reach out to me at adam@adamlearns.live.
If you're strapped for time, just watch this video walkthrough (2m19s).
I've been regularly streaming on Twitch since September, 2015. This consisted of two major endeavors:
- Bot Land (2015-2020), an automated strategy game
- The AcAdamy (2020), a premium education site to host courses and blog posts that I create
The reason I mention this is because you can get a glimpse into almost any work day in that time to see exactly how I approach development and communication:
You may even stumble on one where I was frustrated or unproductive; that's part of being a developer and I did nothing to censor those.
| Project name | Year(s) | Description | Main technologies used |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bot Land | 2015-2020 | An automated strategy game | Node.js, React, PixiJS, AWS |
| Godot Shooter RPG (play, view course) | 2020 | A shooter RPG and its corresponding course to teach the Godot game engine | GDScript, Godot |
| The AcAdamy | 2020 | My site for selling courses and hosting blog posts | Node.js, React, Firebase |
| NES ROM | 2020 | An NES game about being a sheep rancher | 6502 assembly |
| Minecraft plug-in | 2020 | A Twitch-controlled battle-royale game within Minecraft | Java, Kotlin |
| Discord bot | 2020 | A bot to handle the monetization of Adam Learns | Node.js |
| Keyiano | 2019 | A side project for being able to type English words on a piano | Node.js |
| OpHog (repo, play) | 2012-2014 | A tower-defense-esque game | Vanilla JavaScript |
- I've taken extensive notes over the last ~7-8 years. Even though a technology may not be directly listed in the projects above, you can get a good idea of what I've used by how many notes there are (although some notes are now part of paid courses on The AcAdamy).
- I have a blog.
- I love April Fool's Day: