Wordle (Console-based)
A recreation of the Wordle game that gained popularity in 2021. Written using Java 17 and playable through the console.
View CodeMy name is Gordan Liu, and I’m currently a second-year studying Computer Science at UMass Amherst. Growing up, I was always fascinated by computers, spending countless hours playing video games and exploring the web. This early interest has evolved into a passion for understanding the technologies and skills required to create those very experiences. My goal is to become a proficient software engineer through improving my own skillset while also incorporating new tools like AI to drive my success.
ResumeParticipated in my first Hackathon at the EasyA x Polkadot Harvard Hackathon. Despite having no prior experience with Web3, I dedicated over 24 hours to learning and experimenting with the Polkadot Blockchain network. Our hard work paid off, as my team landed first place with PolkaQuest—an innovative AR (augmented reality) geocaching game that combines outdoor exploration with blockchain rewards.
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Worked at Artists For Humanity
from 2021 to 2023 under the assistance of a mentor. Collaborated independently
and in teams (3-4 members) to develop and set up websites, games, and other
prototypes for company clients. Notable projects include several HTML5 mini-games
created using Javascript and Phaser.js, and a console-based version of the
popular word game, Wordle, written in Java.
Skills learned include
Python, Java, HTML & CSS, Javascript, Typescript, and TailwindCSS.
A recreation of the Wordle game that gained popularity in 2021. Written using Java 17 and playable through the console.
View CodeCreated several minigames as part of a bigger project during my time at Artists for Humanity. Linked below are the games I worked on. Written using Javascript's Phaser 3 library.
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