Official Band Website
Metora Cliffs Web is the official website for Metora Cliffs, a video game-inspired progressive metal band that composes songs with a Nintendo-esque vibe. The website is developed with a video game theme to reflect the band's unique style and energy. It is built using modern web technologies such as Next.js, React, and Tailwind CSS, and incorporates a variety of cutting-edge features like Framer Motion, Intersection Observers, Particle.js, React Spring, Atropos JS, and React Toastify for a visually stunning and engaging user experience. The website is optimized for both desktop and mobile devices, ensuring that users have a consistent experience across all platforms.
End-to-End Encrypted Messaging Platform
Cryptic Chat is a highly secure and privacy-focused messaging platform developed using React JS. By implementing robust encryption algorithms, it ensures end-to-end encryption, guaranteeing that user communications remain confidential and safeguarded against unauthorized access. The integration of an open-source GraphQL API enables seamless and efficient data transmission, allowing Cryptic Chat to seamlessly integrate with diverse systems. Additionally, the platform leverages a blockchain-based key store, bolstering the security framework by securely managing encryption keys and providing an added layer of protection against unauthorized entities. With a strong emphasis on user privacy and utilizing cutting-edge technologies, Cryptic Chat offers a professional and trustworthy messaging solution that prioritizes data security in today's digital landscape.
Conway's Game of Life - Javascript
This implementation showcases Conway's Game of Life using JavaScript, an intriguing cellular automaton conceived by the esteemed British mathematician John Horton Conway in 1970. The game unfolds on a two-dimensional grid consisting of cells, each existing in either an alive or dead state. The game progresses through successive generations based on a set of rules that govern the survival or demise of each cell. The underlying principles of the game involve the following rules: Firstly, any live cell with fewer than two live neighbors perishes due to underpopulation. Secondly, a live cell with two or three live neighbors persists into the subsequent generation. Thirdly, any live cell with more than three live neighbors succumbs to overpopulation and dies. Lastly, a dead cell precisely sur by three live neighbors springs to life through reproduction. This implementation delves into the intricacies of Conway's Game of Life, providing a professional and insightful exploration of this captivating mathematical simulation.