Andrew Siegman - Software Developer Portfolio

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Thank you for checking out my portfolio! Feel free to browse my work, read more about me, or view my GitHub profile.
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My Story

When I was seven years old, my dad taught me some basic HTML and CSS. I fell in love immediately, and I've never stopped learning since.

My name is Andrew. I'm a creative developer and problem solver.

I really love to code

When a creative person is equipped with programming knowledge and tools, they are empowered to build great things. My passion is to use that power to better the lives of everyone around me.

Whether I'm building productivity tools, websites, or otherwise solving real-world problems, I love to code. There is something incredibly cathartic about it, and seeing the positive impact my work has on others brings me a lot of joy.

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Let's talk

Whether you're interested in hiring me, looking to team up on a project, or simply seeking advice, you are welcome to contact me at any time!

My Work

Here you may browse the various projects I've either built entirely myself, heavily worked on, or contributed to in my time.

PlayCamelot.com

One of my proudest feats and a product of passion, PlayCamelot.com is a board game website built using React.js. It utilizes a beautiful open-source (pre-alpha) board game framework called boardgame.io to allow two people to enjoy the board game Camelot together in real-time! Internally the boardgame.io framework uses socket.io for networking.

With a considerable amount of work planned for this website's future, I intend to spark a widespread revival in popularity of this incredible childhood board game of mine.

Along with the development of this project, I plan to contribute back to the boardgame.io framework itself. Being one of the earliest users of the framework, I have already been able to contribute several bug reports and feature requests to the framework.

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