JJ's Computer Programming Portfolio

I started computer programming around the start of 2016. I was 7 then, soon to be 8, still living in Connecticut. Anyway, I started with the scratch tutorials. Here's my first project.

Here's another game I made with a scratch tutorial. Pong! Fun and simple. This was also made at the start of 2016. As far as I can tell, I didn't follow the tutorial correctly or something, because it doesn't work very well.

This game was originally from a book. I added some things. Not very good programming, but this was the first time I started making actually interesting things. Even if I didn't totally understand the things I was adding.

One of my first projects that I created. It's a magic eight ball! I remember thinking it was so confusing, and learning how variables work.

Another one of my first projects. Make art with sound!

This one I made right after the last one. A sound meter!

Okay, so none of those are very good. Here's a project I made later, much better, than some of my others. Not great, mind you, but interesting enough. I just looked up some random, simple games, and then I tried to remake it in Scratch. It kind of worked!

This isn't that interesting, but I love it. I remember thinking about an algorithm of how to win this sort of game in third of fourth grade and then making it in Scratch. It was very enjoyable.

One of my favorite projects. It tells you the current metric time. 1 day is 10 metric-hours, and 1 hour is 100 metric-minutes. I first came across the idea in fourth grade, because I remember hating how complicated calculations with time were.

Next, I decided to try out cloud variables. You can store data online. In this project, you move around. Have someone else play with you. It asks you if you want to host or join. I don't think that was actually necessary, but... Just say host if you are playing first, or join if you are joining someone else. You can't play anything, only move around. But it's cool that you can interact with someone!