Projects

Dec 2023 — Present

A compiler for a C-like language which runs in the Desmos graphing calculator using the "actions" feature. Currently allows for variable definitions, scoping, if statements, and while loops. Functions (and recursion) are currently in development.

Python

pytest

lark

dotfiles

Oct 2022 — Present

My dotfiles for Neovim, Zsh, iTerm2, and more. These are the configurations I use for my everyday tools and are designed to work on MacOS with Homebrew. I have put the most effort by far into my Neovim setup, which is what I use for essentially all of my programming.

A program which turns any image into equations which can be plotted in a graphing calculator such as Desmos. The first version segmented the image into regions with the same color, extracted outlines of each region, and calculated a Fourier Series representation of the outlines which could be plotted. I later returned to this project and made a new version which computes how to overlap regions of simple colors to best match the original image.

Python

Personal Website

Mar 2024

This website you are currently viewing! My goal was to make it as minimal as possible while still looking nice. I also designed it to be reminiscent of how my text editor, Neovim, looks.

Jekyll

Tailwind CSS

Object-tracking Robot

Sep 2023 — Dec 2023

A course-long project for the ME 8 (intro to robotics) class at Caltech. Working in pairs, we created a 2-DOF robot which could point a camera in any direction. It would use the image data to autonomously and smoothly track an object as it moved.

Python

OpenCV

Raspberry Pi

Non-terminal Raindrops in PySDM

Jun 2023 — Aug 2023

My research project for Caltech's Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) during the summer of 2023. Working with the CliMA group, I researched a possible cause of non-terminal raindrops by implementing a feature into the PySDM cloud microphysics library and using it to run simulations of rain. In addition, I gave a final presentation, wrote a final report, and wrote two interim reports. This project was mentored by Professor Tapio Schneider and Emily de Jong.

Python

pytest

PySDM

Polygon Run

Apr 2023 — Jun 2023

A group project for the CS 3 (software design) course at Caltech. The assignment was to create a game using C, so we made a recreation of Geometry Dash. This project included physics, particle effects, input buffering, and music.

Emscripten

Modified Desmos

Mar 2023 — Apr 2023

A modified version of the Desmos graphing calculator which added a command palette. This allows for simple algebraic manipulation such as expansion and differentiation/integration, as well as allowing for quickly typing Greek letters.

TypeScript

Falling Sand New Tab Page

Apr 2023

A new tab page for Google Chrome which simulates falling sand when the mouse is pressed or when anything is typed into the search box.

TypeScript

Spotify Controller

Mar 2023

A web application which allows a group of people to queue songs that play on a single device. It will automatically take turns playing songs from different people and allows each individual to manage their own queue of songs. My roommates and I often use this to play songs in our dorm room.