This is what I do in my free time, hope you like it!
Schindly is a conversational agent to promote socialization between elevator passengers, developed during my internship course at Schindler Milan Hub. It is both a mobile and web app that a passenger can use to do a destination call and monitor Schindler elevators. It has also a chat with an assistant (Azure OpenAI) called Schindly tweaked to interact in a friendly manner. The backend exploits both MQTT and Schindler CoLab APIs to interact with the elevator equipment.
PeekaBook is a hybrid tangible and online game for remote storytelling between grandparents and grandchildren, developed for the "Advanced User Interfaces" course at Politecnico of Milano. It is composed of a physical board with three inserts and buttons: the child inserts their favorite characters and presses the buttons to answers quizzes. The choices are reflected on the web platform where the grandparent can create a story with the aid of sound effects, illustrations, and animations.
VisitAmsterdam is a local guide website for the city of Amsterdam, developed for "Hypermedia and Web Applications" course at Politecnico of Milano. The system lets users create their personalized itinerary by adding points of interest to a custom list and then exporting it. It also displays the services of the city by type and upcoming events. It was written using the NuxtJS frontend framework alongside the Leaflet library for map visualization; it uses Spring Boot for the backend.
Hasks - Home Tasks is a mobile app to schedule and handle chores with friends or relatives. It was developed for "Design and Implementation of Mobile Applications" course at Politecnico di Milano. Through the app, users can create groups, custom/default chores, assigning different weights to them and get notified. The user can also modify their profile and compete against others in a leaderboard within their groups or friends' list.
CLup - Customer Line Up is a mobile and web application to book grocery shops' slots during the COVID-19 pandemic and final test of the "Software Engineering 2" course at Politecnico di Milano. The two main functionalities of the application were reserving a slot (ASAP mode) or queuing for the first available one. Through Firebase authentication, the system supports three user types: Store Admin, Store Assistant, and normal user. The first one creates and handles the shop page, while the second one scans QR codes (tickets) or generates them on the spot.
Santorini is a Java implementation of the homonymous board game and final test of "Software Engineering" course at Politecnico di Milano. The UI is written in JavaFX and it supports multiplayer through Websocket connection. One player hosts the match and decides during the gods' selection while the other one picks the turns' order. Each player can move, build or place their workers.