Hello, I'm Subhankar Prusty, an aspiring software engineer currently pursuing my B. Tech at Nist University. My academic background, coupled with a strong personal drive, has led me to develop proficiency in key programming languages and frameworks including Python, JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. I thrive on building functional and engaging applications, exemplified by projects like my Python air gesture drawing tool and a memory game ("Simon Game") developed with HTML, CSS, and jQuery. I am committed to continuous growth, evidenced by my ongoing learning in React, and I aim to secure a role in a dynamic environment where I can contribute my skills and further my development as a software professional.
My favorite languages for systems programming, software engineering, and data analysis.
My preferred technologies for front-end web development and component design.
My favorite tools for version control, code editing, and container orchestration.
I created 'Foodie' to highlight the benefits of healthy eating, putting my web development skills, especially with Bootstrap for a responsive design, into practice. It's fully hosted and viewable on GitHub.
Source code Check it out!I had a blast building this 'Simon Game,' bringing that familiar memory challenge to life with HTML, CSS, and jQuery. It's fully hosted on GitHub, serving as a neat demonstration of how I combine these front-end technologies for interactive web apps.
Source code Check it out!Want to make some music? Check out my 'Drumkit' project - it's an interactive web experience I crafted with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. I really focused on making those keyboard and mouse events work smoothly to create an engaging interface, and you can see all the code on GitHub.
Source code Check it out!Challenge a friend with my simple 'Dice Game'! I built this web app using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript (with DOM manipulation) where a page refresh simulates the dice roll to determine the winner. You can find the full project on GitHub.
Source code Check it out!Ever wanted to play HangMan? I built my own version entirely in Python! It's a fun game where you try to guess the word, and each wrong letter visually brings the hangman closer to completion. You can grab the full code and give it a try from my GitHub.
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