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title: DayZ Reforger Bot
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slug: dayz-reforger-bot
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summary: A large-scale Discord bot focused on parsing game server data, storing it, and presenting valuable information back to users through analytics-driven features.
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label: Project
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date: 2024-11-08
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status: Active
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featured: true
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order: 4
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github: https://github.com/SowinskiBraeden/dayz-reforger
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tags: Node.js, Discord.js, MongoDB, Analytics, Nitrado
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## Overview
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This project highlights my interest in scalable backend systems, data parsing, and user-focused tooling.
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It started as a smaller utility but expanded into a much larger system handling killfeeds, alarms, faction armbands, server data, and other game-related features.
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## Focus Areas
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- Parsing and structuring raw game server data
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- Storing and querying useful analytics data
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- Designing for modular growth and future expansion
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## Notes
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This is one of the projects that best reflects how I like to build software: practical, data-driven, and designed with extensibility in mind.
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title: Lines Police CAD
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slug: lines-police-cad
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summary: A web service built with Node.js, Express.js, and MongoDB. I contributed features, bug fixes, and general technical support to a product serving a large user base.
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label: Project
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date: 2022-06-01
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status: Collaboration
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featured: false
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order: 3
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github: https://github.com/LinesMerrill/police-cad
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demo: https://www.linespolice-cad.com/
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tags: Node.js, Express, MongoDB, Web App
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## Overview
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Lines Police CAD is a web-based service built with Node.js and MongoDB.
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I contributed new features, bug fixes, and general technical support while working within an already established product and codebase.
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## Focus Areas
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- Contributing effectively inside a collaborative project
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- Working on production-facing features and fixes
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- Supporting a platform used by a large community
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## Notes
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This project strengthened my ability to work inside an existing system rather than only building from scratch.
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title: Portfolio
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slug: portfolio
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summary: A minimal personal portfolio focused on clarity, clean presentation, and an easy way to showcase projects, updates, and professional growth.
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label: Project
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date: 2026-03-14
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status: Active
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featured: false
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order: 6
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github: https://github.com/SowinskiBraeden/SowinskiBraeden
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tags: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Portfolio
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## Overview
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This portfolio is intentionally minimal.
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The goal is to keep the presentation clean and professional while still giving enough room to show technical work, current interests, and recent accomplishments.
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## What Changed
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This version introduces a markdown-based content system so projects and updates can be added more cleanly over time.
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## Notes
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The structure stays simple, but the content model is much easier to maintain and extend.
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title: Schedule Generator App
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slug: schedule-generator-app
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summary: A desktop application to interact with my schedule generator algorithm. The algorithm is written in Python and generates master and student timetables.
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label: Project
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date: 2023-08-01
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status: Personal Project
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featured: true
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order: 1
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github: https://github.com/SowinskiBraeden/ScheduleGeneratorApp
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tags: Python, Desktop App, Scheduling, Data Processing
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## Overview
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This desktop application was built to make my schedule generation algorithm easier to use and easier to test in a real workflow.
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The project takes a difficult real-world scheduling problem and turns it into a usable tool for producing both student schedules and master timetables.
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## Focus Areas
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- Desktop tooling around a custom scheduling algorithm
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- Parsing and transforming structured school data
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- Exporting useful outputs for administrators and students
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## Notes
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This project is one of the clearest examples of my interest in backend logic, data processing, and software that solves practical operational problems.
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title: School Management API
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slug: school-management-api
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summary: I developed an API to manage an entire school, keeping track of students and staff details while expanding my understanding of Go, API development, and documentation.
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label: Project
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date: 2023-09-01
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status: Personal Project
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featured: true
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order: 2
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github: https://github.com/SowinskiBraeden/school-management-api
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tags: Go, API, Documentation, Education Tech
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## Overview
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This API was designed around managing student and staff information in a school environment.
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It gave me a strong opportunity to deepen my understanding of Go, REST-style API design, and clear technical documentation.
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## Focus Areas
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- Building maintainable backend services in Go
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- Managing structured school data and future expansion paths
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- Designing endpoints that are easy to reason about and document
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## Notes
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The broader vision around this work included course management, schedule generation, and other administration tools that could grow over time.
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title: XP-System
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slug: xp-system
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summary: An early web application project where teachers could assign work and students could earn XP and levels, making the learning process more interactive.
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label: Project
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date: 2021-05-01
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status: Early Project
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featured: false
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order: 5
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github: https://github.com/SowinskiBraeden/XP-System
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tags: Web App, Education Tech, Gamification
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## Overview
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XP-System was one of the projects that introduced me to the value of web applications and product thinking.
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The core idea was to make school work feel more engaging by layering XP, levels, and a clearer sense of progress on top of classroom assignments.
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## Focus Areas
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- Building an interactive web application
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- Thinking about user motivation and engagement
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- Learning early lessons around application structure and workflows
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