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FrederikVA/README.md

👋 Hi, I’m @FrederikVA

  • 🎓 Currently studying Software Engineering at DTU (Technical University of Denmarks)
  • 🛠 Background in Production Technology (KEA - Business Academy of Copenhagen)
  • 💡 Passionate about solving real-world problems through code and design
  • 🧠 Hands-on with: Java, Kotlin, C, JavaScript (TypeScript, React), Python, SQL (MySQL/MariaDB), MicroPython
  • 📫 Reach me at: fredasband@gmail.com
  • 🔗 GitHub: github.com/FrederikVA

🛠 My Personal Projects

BalatroGeek (inactive)

A web-based calculator and minigame platform for the card game Balatro.

  • Focus: complex front-end state logic, score calculations, and interaction flows (React, JavaScript).
  • Features: mini-games, real-time result feedback, smooth state transitions.

I have copied the design and layout of the actual game. It was the flow and order of calculations which was my inspiration for this project. Calculator Layout

The game rules are complex. Figuring out the optimal architecture for smooth handling needed great care. Variables are: Playing cards. (Rank, suit, modifiers, seal & editions, order) Hand played. (e.g. 4 of a kind. Each give different scores and can be upgraded differently) Jokers. (Each joker has different effects. And they all activate on different parts of the score. Jokers can also have additional effects and is effected by order) Consumables (Multiplier for special hands played).

Testing became a crusial part of the project. In the end, im happy to say that the project was fully complete. Short demonstrations: Adding jokers.

Adding Jokers

Playing cards. My own design, but inspired by the game.

Card Design

Reordering and playing hand. 'Scoring cards' elevate as a visual indicator.

Playing Hand

After creating the calculator, I saw the potential of a forum. However, I meet timecontrains and only finished two mini-games before concluding the project.

🎮 Minigame Snippets:

Minigame1
Minigame2

RoutineAnchor (active – routineanchor.com)

(Server only active during test periods.)
A backend-oriented platform to help users anchor habits into daily routines.

  • Focus: backend development, REST APIs, authentication, user data storage.
  • Stack: React, C, Node.js, Express, MariaDB

OnClassicWheels (inactive)

A classified platform for classic vehicle enthusiasts to buy/sell and engage in discussions.

  • Focus: UX flow, data modeling, and backend design (React + MariaDB).
  • Built with clear separation of listing logic and user interactions.

OnClassicWheels Landing

BarQueue (Figma Prototype)

An early UI/UX exploration for managing bar orders efficiently.

  • Designed using Figma
  • Experimented with layout hierarchies, transitions, and accessibility

BarQueue UI Flow

BarQueue Landing

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  1. C_purplebox C_purplebox Public

    C program to control a lock on a timer

    C

  2. classic-wheel classic-wheel Public

    TypeScript

  3. FrederikVA FrederikVA Public

    Config files for my GitHub profile.

  4. yukon yukon Public

    yukon in c

    C