I build small, focused tools for developers, students, and everyday people in my free time. Aimless cloud, moving around from interests to interests, but always learning and building.
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Look, I'm not going to pretend these demos are impressive. But I'm building something better — and if you've got an idea worth making, let's talk.
Visualizes how a decision tree splits data step by step, with Gini/Entropy toggle and clickable nodes that show the math behind each split. CSV upload supported.
For students learning ML algorithms
Walks through a convolutional neural network layer by layer — kernels, activations, pooling — so you can see what the network actually learns, not just the output it produces.
For ML students & curious developers
A native macOS clipboard manager that remembers everything you copy — text, images, links, files — with global shortcuts, SQLite persistence, and instant search. No Electron, no bloat.
For developers & power users on macOS
Four patterns for passing data between view controllers — forward and backward — in one runnable demo. Delegates, closures, segues, and notification center, all in one place.
For iOS developers learning UIKit architecture
REST and Multipart API calls using only Swift's built-in URLSession — no Alamofire, no dependencies. Two standalone demos you can drop straight into any project.
For iOS devs who want clean networking without libraries
A drop-in skeleton loading effect for iOS — no library needed, just copy one folder. Keeps the UI feeling responsive while content loads in the background.
For iOS developers improving perceived performance
Minimal full-stack reference: HTML/CSS/JS frontend connected to a Spring Boot backend, served from the same server. No separate hosting, no confusion about where things live.
For developers learning Java backend basics
Reusable, zero-dependency Swift files — PasteboardMonitor, LightweightSQLite, GlobalShortcut, AsyncTitleFetcher, KeychainHelper — each a drop-in for a recurring Apple platform problem.
For Swift developers tired of reinventing wheels
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Three years of professional iOS development before finishing high school. Now studying Computer Science at Concordia (GPA 4.0/4.3) and building across the stack.
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Open to internships, freelance projects, and collaborations. Happy to recieve suggestion, feedback, or advice. Email is the best way to reach me.
swayamp2005@gmail.com