Hi, I'm Ricardo Danganan

My final project for my second year, the Bike Rental System, is a responsive, user-friendly website that allows users to browse, book, subscribe to newsletters, and manage bike rentals. Features include user registration with Supabase, Google Maps API integration for browsing rental locations, and real-time updates on bike availability and pricing using MQTT.

Part of my final project for the Computer Science PLC, this project focuses on a text-based old-school RPG built entirely using Java. The game emphasizes user interaction through text commands and features story progression, enemy encounters, and inventory management.

Part of my first-year web development module, this project highlights the modules I took during my first year. It features an elegant, responsive design using HTML and CSS and serves as an introduction to web development concepts like semantic structure, styling, and accessibility.

This feature is part of my 4th-year project portfolio, a comprehensive gaming dashboard for Steam users that combines game optimization, game management, community interaction, and analytics. This platform serves as a central hub for managing the gaming experience, including game recommendations, performance monitoring, price tracking, and community engagement.

This desktop application monitors system performance in real time and provides optimization suggestions for gaming. It collects hardware data such as CPU, GPU, RAM, VRAM, and disk usage using PowerShell scripts and displays insights through interactive charts. The system also integrates Steam and RAWG APIs and uses AI-generated recommendations to enhance gameplay performance.

This feature for my 4th-year project portfolio is a gaming library dashboard that fetches and displays the user's Steam game collection. By integrating SteamOpenID for authentication and using the Steam API, the dashboard retrieves detailed information about the user's games, including playtime, achievements, and game metadata.