- Hi! My name is Jay. The first time I learned about programming was from a Python challenge (Grok Learning NCSS challenge) in Primary School Year 6 during 2015,
- which I did really well in. Later, in 2019 I did an internship to work with CaryKH for their Jumpcutter project. With them I learned useful skills such as
- working with other developers and their project manager to turn sketches and specification documents into a functional webapp frontend. The next year in 2020,
- the pandemic happened. This motivated Goulds Natural Medicine to reach out to build an online webstore so they could continue business during a lockdown.
- The website continues to work well today.
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- I also enjoy working on my indie game projects.
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+ Hi! My name is Jay. The first time I learned about programming was from a Python challenge (Grok Learning NCSS challenge) in Primary School Year 6 during 2015,
+ which I did really well in. Later, in 2019 I did an internship to work with CaryKH for their Jumpcutter project. With them I learned useful skills such as
+ working with other developers and their project manager to turn sketches and specification documents into a functional webapp frontend. The next year in 2020,
+ the pandemic happened. This motivated Goulds Natural Medicine to reach out to build an online webstore so they could continue business during a lockdown.
+ The website continues to work well today.
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+ I also enjoy working on my indie game projects. Currently, this project is a nuclear power plant simulator.
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- Here you can see the (more notable) projects I have created and/or worked on.
+ Here you can see the (more notable) projects I have created and/or worked on, or click/activate all the buttons to find out more about me.
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+ Also please feel free to check out my GitHub and Gitea
+ profiles if you would like to see the projects that aren't on here.
- This project was created to be something similar in structure to JSON,
- but also more compact. I wrote a version of this in C++ and another in Java.
- The format was designed to be able to be both parsed and written to a binary blob,
- while also being able to be read and written to a human-readable text format similar to JSON.
- The difference between this and JSON is this one is statically typed, and natively
- supports comments in the human readable version.
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