How I use programming

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I started programming for my university studies: mainly data analysis around economics. Since then, it has snowballed into something that has found its place in every aspect of my life. It's in the way I think about a problem, interact with my computer or phone, and even draw! (I am useless with a pencil). Here are the projects I've developed over the last couple of years that I think might interest someone.

Scatter Plot

Scatter Plot

Part of an incursion into D3.js. Simple scatter plot with a third dimension added by using colors.

Javascript Calculator

Javascript Calculator

Basic calculator emulated with Javascript and React.

Trying to sleep

Trying to sleep

A simple project in itself: a line that grows to a randomly selected point in the screen each frame. Still, it's one of my favorites because it encapsulates my insomnia experience quite well. Thus, its name.

Geometric flower

Geometric flower

Symmetric geometric pattern that resembles a flower, produced with straight lines.

Random quotes

Random quotes

A random quotes app that allows you to tweet. Created as a coding bootcamp project.

Particle connections

Particle connections

Random moving particles that connect to each other based on proximity.

Random dots

Random dots

Visual effect obtained by overlaying two identical plains of randomly placed dots, and then rotating and translating one of them.

Exercise tracker

Exercise tracker

Small full-stack exercise tracker, complete with a server and DB for storing users and logs.

Markdown previewer

Markdown previewer

A simple previewer that allows you to parse Github-flavored markdown in real time.

Pendulum wave

Pendulum wave

Visual effect obtained by simulating simple pendular motion with the Cosine function.

Snake

Snake

A rendition of the classic game 'Snake' together with a little incursion into pixel art for creating the little mouse.

Weather app

Weather app

A simple app that gets the user's location and fetches and displays weather data from the Dark Sky API.