How I got here
I started by making games in Scratch, then in GameMaker Studio, then in Godot. A physics puzzler, an infinite platformer and a Christmas stealth game came out of that, along with a menu and input system for GameMaker that I documented and released on its own.
Python came next, and a lot of small side projects with it. I fine-tuned an image classifier to tell forks, knives and spoons apart, mostly to find out whether I could train something on a dataset I had photographed half of myself. I also wrote a solver that reads a word search puzzle out of a photograph and finds the words in it.
Then I wanted to build something for the Mac, so I learned Swift and SwiftUI. That became Applite.
All of it self-taught, and all of it before a model would write the code for me.
Projects
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Applite 6,999 stars
A native macOS app store for software that isn't on the App Store, backed by Homebrew Cask. Free and open source, written in Swift & SwiftUI. I am the sole maintainer.
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Szóda
A Hungarian Wordle clone for iPhone. Native Swift and SwiftUI, with a daily puzzle, an endless mode, and Game Center leaderboards.
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Marker Data
A marker extraction app for Final Cut Pro, by TheAcharya. This one is not mine: Vigneswaran Rajkumar leads it, and I am the second largest contributor with more than 300 commits. I created the UI and the UX logic.
What I work with
Drone photography
When I am not at a screen I am usually flying a drone.
