RAUL ESTEVEZ

This project is a classic Tetris game developed in Python using the Pygame library. Inspired by the movie Tetris (2023), I decided to create my own version from scratch, combining my passion for coding and gaming. The game features customizable controls, dynamic scoring based on cleared lines and levels, increasing difficulty with faster piece drops, and background music to enhance the experience. It also includes a start menu, pause option, and a Game Over screen. This project pays tribute to the original Tetris while adding modern touches for an engaging gameplay experience.

A RESTful API built with Node.js and Express.js that allows users to browse books, retrieve details by ISBN, author, or title, and manage reviews. It features session-based authentication with JWT, ensuring only registered users can add, update, or delete their own reviews.

The Plant Shopping Cart App is a React-based web application showcasing an interactive shopping experience with dynamic state management using Redux. Users can browse categorized houseplants, add items to the cart, and see real-time updates. The project demonstrates the use of React components, conditional rendering, and CSS for a clean, responsive interface. It is deployed via GitHub Pages for easy online access.

This project is a fleet management system developed in C as part of the Fundamentals of Programming course at Universitat Oberta de Catalunya (UOC). It allows users to manage vehicle fleets by adding, modifying, and removing vehicles, as well as performing cost and mileage analysis. The system includes a structured menu, user input validation, and platform-specific compilation options for Windows and macOS/Linux.

A C program developed for the Fundamentals of Programming course at the Open University of Catalonia (UOC). It simulates a two-player bingo game, automatically generating bingo cards and drawing numbers until a player wins. Designed for Windows and Mac/Linux, it demonstrates structured programming and cross-platform compatibility.

Final project for the CS50's Web Programming with Python and JavaScript course by HarvardX on the edX platform. It is a dynamic website for selling computer components with stock control, customers, orders, and payment method integration. The back-end was developed using Python, Django, and SQL. The front-end includes HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Bootstrap.

Final project for the CS50's Introduction to Programming with Python course by HarvardX, offered through the edX platform. It is a program for unit conversion between the Imperial system and the Metric system.

First project I created. It is a small program for assigning preselected traits to generate random characters, developed using Python, HTML, CSS, Jinja, and Flask. The program was designed to require minimal code modifications when adding new selectable traits.