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Welcome to my GitHub profile. I am Martin Tiangco. Check out my personal website!

🎓 Software Engineering student @ University of Auckland (Graduated in Nov 2021)
👨🏼‍💻 Secretary/Executive Member @ Web Development & Consulting Club (WDCC)

const martin = {
  pronouns: "he" | "him",
  code: [Java, JavaScript, HTML, CSS],
  tools: [React, Node, SQL, AWS, GitHub],
  currentProject: "Currently working on my personal portfolio, honing my skills in React along the way.",
};

Tech Stack: React | HTML/CSS | JavaScript

Pathfinder Visualiser visualises different pathfinding algorithms (e.g. Dijkstra's Algorithm, Breadth-first Search, Depth-first Search) on a 2-dimensional grid. When learning about these algorithms, it is usual that we read about it and someone tells us how they work. This application serves as another learning tool to increase understanding of these algorithms. Show, don't tell.

Pathfinding algorithms' practical uses include pathfinding in video games, Google Maps and the networks (particularly the internet).

Tech Stack: HTML/CSS | JavaScript | Express

Krayon Kafe is an online web application that displays to users with the Google Maps interface the cafes around a desired neighbourhood/area (e.g. Britomart). The project was built over a two-day period in Summer of Tech and ANZ's "Create Camp" hackathon-style event. The application uses two APIs - ZenbuAPI for the locaton gathering of the cafes and Google Maps API for the location display to the end-customers.