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.
Sage Creek Track and Field 2018
June 9th, 2018
Produced in my senior year of high school as the final video in this series for Sage Creek Track and [More…]
Economy’s Not Dead Music Video
June 4th, 2018
Featuring: Nick Miyamoto Cooper Stewart Mark Ibrahim Video edited by Joey Babcock Created for SCHS Economics in 2018.
Sage Creek History
February 9th, 2018
I’ve created another side project, this one focusing on the history of my high school. it can be found here: [More…]
Sage Creek Cross Country 2017
December 1st, 2017
Produced in 2017 by Joey Babcock for Sage Creek Cross Country.
GP Update – 10/23
October 23rd, 2017
I am in the process of redesigning this site, both for ease of use and also to allow me to [More…]
Sage Creek Staff vs Students Dodge Ball Promo
October 14th, 2017
Created in 2017 for Sage Creek High School ASB.
Genius Project Update 4
October 3rd, 2017
After working on my garage door opener for a bit, I’m not attempting to add Infrared support to it so [More…]
M5Stack (ESP32) Live Youtube Subscriber Counter
August 26th, 2017
Displays the live subscriber counter on the built-in IL9341 display. The M5 stack is based on the ESP32. Download the [More…]
