Teaching Utilities
Tools built for educational purposes
Godot Leaderboard
A complete leaderboard system for Godot games with secure HMAC authentication, ranking modes, and flexible data storage.
Teaching Tool 2
Another educational utility coming soon...
Coming SoonTeaching Tool 3
More tools to help students learn...
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Personal Projects
Exploration in web development and programming
Bedrock-to-Java Global Bridge
A cross-platform Minecraft bridge project that lets Bedrock and Java players join the same shared server experience.
🎮 How to join: Add friend M0ddedZ on Xbox Live, then select the server from the in-game menu. Bedrock players connect to 104.193.182.181:5570. PC players on Java Edition can connect directly to pwd.apexmc.co.
- Cross-edition access for friends on different devices.
- Stable always-on hosting approach.
- Simple join flow with consistent server access.
MA Globle
A Massachusetts geography guessing game. Make guesses, get distance feedback, and use the map to narrow in on the correct municipality.
- Simple daily challenge format with replayable sessions.
- Interactive map feedback to help guide each guess.
- No account required to play.
Web Scraper App
A Node.js data aggregation app that collects and serves leaderboard and trending datasets through clean API endpoints and simple browser views.
- Scrapes and serves multiple public datasets from sports, finance, and media sources.
- Includes API endpoints and lightweight frontend pages for quick data viewing.
- Built with rate limiting, CORS controls, and flexible local/S3 data storage support.
About
I'm passionate about teaching programming and web development to the next generation of developers. Through hands-on projects and practical utilities, I help students understand real-world applications of programming concepts and modern development practices.
Technical Specializations
Frontend Development
Backend Development
Data & Deployment
This site showcases my personal projects and the tools I've created to support my teaching practice. The Godot Leaderboard is a prime example of full-stack development—combining a modern frontend interface with a secure backend API and persistent database storage, all deployed on lightweight infrastructure.