This is a Pacman clone I developed in order to learn how to use the Canvas element to draw and how to animate using setInterval and keeping track of state in a game object.

I had to find a way to render the map based on an array of values denoting the tile shape and whether a "pill" is contained or not. Implemented logic for each of the ghosts to follow. Used the game object to store state like pause status, ghost status, score, etc.

Created this proof of concept as a way to simulate physics in canvas. Properties include: gravity, elasticity, max speed, etc.

I had to implement collision logic - although not perfect (if blocks are going fast enough, they can clip inside each other), it gave me rudimentary practice with the concept.

This was my first React project and I used it to extend my Chrome Extension. Creating solvers for the original extension was tedious, complicated, and error-prone. This builder could be used to customize and create new solvers for any topic - using math equations or JS code.

I had to design a way to traverse the solver tree and then create new solvers and variables.