- Application designed to tell the weather given longitude and latitude coordinates.
- Uses API call to fetch weather data using longitude/latitude and performs reverse geolocation to convert longitude/latitude to an address (APIkey expired for geolocation).
- Displays data for the whole week in a sliding view on the bottom and dynamically changes the UI depending on the weather of the location.
- Both APIkeys are expired and are useless as of now.
- A drawing app that utilizes an open-source canvas component to render in finger strokes; allowing users to draw on the screen.
- Users can draw several types of shapes on the screen and have various colors to choose from.
- As a demonstration, I drew the Android logo to display the capability and performance of the application.
- Video game where the user controls the movement of sonic by tilting the phone.
- Fetches data from phone's accelerometer and processes it as movement for sonic depending on the level of the phone tilt.
- Collision detection built to detect if sonic collects rings from the sky or if they hit the ground casuing game to end.
- Guessing game where the user is given an image from a location in the world and they have to place a pin on the map to gues its location.
- Renders a real world map using an open source react-native-map component for users to place a pin and allows users to switch between the map and score screen using the bottom right cube.
- Shows a line between the actual and predicted pins, and calculates user score logarithmicaly using distance between the pins.
- A basic stop watch that shows user the time and allows the user to stop, start, and reset the watch at any time.
- Allows users to lap the stopwatch and the app stores every lap on a scrollable view.
- An application that displays math multiplication problems to users and counts the user's score and high-score.
- Ability to generate problems from a range of number inputted by the user (upper and lower bound).
