Green Roots Academy (Visual Novel)

List of technologies used:

Scala

This is a visual novel game developed in Scala and ScalaFX for my PRG2104 Object-Oriented Programming assignment, created to promote awareness of UN SDG 2: Zero Hunger. With only two weeks to complete it, I built a custom visual novel engine from scratch and delivered a fully functional application without requesting an extension. The game includes branching story paths, an auto-save system, dialogue skipping, and four interactive Harvest Trial minigames inspired by Danganronpa. The View Project button links to a video presentation on YouTube.

GrabBuddy

List of technologies used:

HTML

CSS

TypeScript

SvelteKit

Tailwind

Python

PostgreSQL

Figma

Attempted at creating an AI-powered solution using Ollama, Mistral (7b), and Gemini for the "Economic Empowerment through AI" domain prepared by Grab for UMHackathon 2025. This solution is designed to serve as a "buddy" for vendors and merchants, assisting them in making informed decisions for their stores by providing valuable insights through a streamlined dashboard. The dashboard is powered by AI, which interprets and explains data in natural language, making it accessible and actionable. Additionally, the solution harnesses the capabilities of AI to summarize reviews of competitor stores, enabling merchants to gather comprehensive feedback on consumer expectations. Merchants can engage in natural language conversations with the AI to obtain insights regarding their store's statistics, including inventory management and receipt processing. This interactive feature enhances the decision-making process, ultimately contributing to the economic empowerment of the merchants. The team, named 418, consisted of 4 members: Joshua Edwin Rene Bonham, Alex Chee Kai Hong, Justin Yong Wenn Weii, and myself.

Zero to Web Hero

List of technologies used:

HTML

CSS

TypeScript

Vue

MongoDB

Docker

Git

Ubuntu

NGINX

Figma

A series of web talks of 8 sessions with the goal of teaching the MEVN stack and Docker for Sunway Tech Club (STC). The final product is a simple todo application with authentication features included. This series is done in collaboration with Alex Chee Kai Hong, who is responsible for the frontend side for things, while I am responsible for the backend side of things and the Dockerisation of the project. If you wish to see the slides, you may contact me for them via the contact form.