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I also designed and developed https://infinite-compute.com/, a cloud-powered platform that enables users to access high-performance GPU machines and run demanding 3D tools directly from the web without expensive local hardware. I built the complete system architecture myself including the frontend backend services and cloud infrastructure focusing on performance reliability and secure access to remote computing resources. The platform provides a responsive interface to launch and manage GPU sessions while the backend handles session orchestration user management and compute allocation. The system was designed to maintain stable remote sessions efficiently manage resources and provide secure authentication so developers designers and 3D artists can run heavy software on demand from anywhere.
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Cover image for WIP: As a musician and developer, I noticed how hard it can ...
WIP: As a musician and developer, I noticed how hard it can be for bands and churches to stay organized — endless WhatsApp messages, spreadsheets, and confusion about who’s playing where. So I built a web app that automates musician scheduling, making team coordination simple, fast, and reliable. Using Angular, .NET, Supabase, and Lovable, I designed a clean interface where users can: ✅ Create recurring events and assign musicians easily ✅ Automate reminders and updates ✅ Manage everything through an intuitive calendar view This project blends my passion for music and software development, showing how real problems can be solved through thoughtful, scalable engineering. If you have an idea that needs to become a real product, I can help you build it — fast, reliable, and ready to grow. 🚀
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Cover image for LootLocker has SDKs for Unity,
LootLocker has SDKs for Unity, Unreal, Godot. If you're building in MonoGame or a plain C# project, you're on your own. I ran into this myself while working on Edin's Gate. Wiring raw HTTP calls to a backend you didn't build gets old fast. So I built a wrapper and figured someone else might need it too 😊. What I covered 🔥 Auth: guest sessions with automatic player identity persistence, Steam login. Player: profile info, display name, server-side key-value storage. Commerce: currencies, wallets, balances, catalog browsing, credit and debit. Leaderboards: submit scores, fetch rankings, member lookup, full metadata Progressions: XP systems, battle passes, skill trees. Triggers: achievement-style reward firing, single and batch. How it's built 🧠 Three .cs files. .NET 8, System.Text.Json, no Newtonsoft. Single static HttpClient. CancellationToken on every async method. Full XML docs & IntelliSense on everything. Comes with a README and a working MonoGame demo project 💯 V2 is already planned — Characters & Heroes, real money purchases, additional auth providers. Existing buyers get it at no extra cost 🔥. If you're building a game in C# and need a backend that just works, this might save you a few days.
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