As the creator of an educational Roblox Studio tutorial series, I fostered my own community of 1200+ programmers on the Discord platform in addition to the over 1.5 million views my tutorials garnered.

Although a children's game, Roblox's game engine makes use of the powerful Lua programming language to develop games.

In my tutorials, I taught concepts such as:

• basic control flow
• object oriented design
• coordinate frame manipulation
• storing user data
• UI design
• software development life cycle

Probably even more important, though, were the soft skills I learned. This included:

• moderating discussions
• guiding others to debug their own code
• fostering collaboration
• being patient and communicating effectively

This experience taught me invaluable skills in teaching, mentorship and communication—whether simplifying concepts for beginners or encouraging advanced users to go beyond their limits.

Since ceasing to program games on Roblox, my YouTube channel has switched focus, but my Discord community of programmers remains active, and all of the old programming videos remain available.

This site was built over one week during my first term at univeristy, with only some minor content updates later down the track. I wasn't able to take the core computing course until second term, so this site was the outlet for my craving to just write code.

I had created several websites in the past, but the most effort and care was put into this iteration of my personal portfolio.

I used vanilla HTML, CSS and JavaScript without any dependencies. I designed and coded the website from scratch, taking inspiration from workflow/productivity apps such as Obsidian and Notion.