I began programming when I was 10, when I received my first Arduino. I began learning HTML when I was 11 after taking a coding camp over the summer.
For the first few years I was entirely self taught, and practiced on this website, joeybabcock.me, in order to build up my skillset.
I mostly played with javascript, making games and learning how to use serverside processing to create dynamic output for my website.
Around 2015 I began making the switch to wordpress as a backend, and moved my site design over to a wordpress theme.
In highschool I began to refine my web design abilities by putting my skills to practical use. I created several websites for the different organizations I was apart of.
I created separate websites for Sage Creek's ASB, Cross Country/Track & Field program, and a separate mediawiki instance for documenting the history of my school.
Senior Assassins was one of the first fully fledged apps I created, and utilizes a number of different languages to administrate the game, run the twitter bot, and manage all the player states.
jQuery Datatables Use Custom Search Box/Element
July 9th, 2019
Datatables is a great way to visualize and interact with data without having to code your own solutions. Recently I [More…]
Dimrain47 – The Falling Mysts piano midi synthesia cover
June 4th, 2019
People have literally been requesting this one for ~4 years now and I just got around to making it. Download:
Bootstrap Multi Level Dropdown Menus in WordPress
May 23rd, 2019
I came across an issue while building a site for my high school’s ASB, which was how to deal with [More…]
Kahoot Music .MP3’s
May 7th, 2019
Apparently, people keep landing on my page looking for Kahoot background music/songs so here they are: Alf Inge Wang – [More…]
M5Stack Game of Life
May 2nd, 2019
I thought this example was pretty cool so I created a little demo video for it. Code available on GitHub.
Complete Site Redesign
April 30th, 2019
I’ve finally decided to redesign this site after almost 6 years of the old design with its partial implementation of [More…]
