Welcome to my website which serves as a central display of my projects.

Check out more about each of my projects in the Portfolio tab.

Short explanation about my Image gatherer! You enter any Reddit that you want to scan for posts with images attached as well as how many posts you want to scan (max is 200) and you can also add some filter which are applied to the title of the posts.
It then takes the given information, checks if the Reddit is valid, downloads the posts, checks if there is an Image attached to the post, applies filters to the title of the post, then downloads every image that was found, places it in the same folder using the session ID, creates a ZIP file from the folder and sends it to the client to download (it comes up as a pop up).

Hey, my name is Erik and I'm an looking to start my career as a Web developer. I've been coding for a couple years now on and off mostly working on game projects like the one shown in the portfolio tab.

My experience includes but is not limited to:
- NodeJs
- Express
- npm package manager
- HTML,CSS,JS
- Rest APIs
- Java
- C#
- Unity
- Some c++
- Some Unreal Engine

I can be reached via:
- Email: [email protected]

Welcome to the more technical explanation of my website!

The website is hosted on an Orangepi-5 which is running a verion of linux. In order to protect myself I did not open any ports to the internet but rather I am using a service called cloudflare which acts as a reverse proxy hosting my page online.

I bought my own domain from google domains and used that for cloudflare to redirect my traffic. In order for that to work I had to use the cloudflare DNS servers which I simply added to the Google domain for my website to be found online.

I have a linode server that checks uptime for my website response and my ImageGatherer post request. It checks if the website itself is up every 30 seconds and it sends a post request for the ImageGatherer every 60 seconds.

Welcome to the SaaS website explanation

I started the Devslopes academy where I learn everything about Web development and complete multiple projects throughout the course and one of them being this SaaS website.

The website is non functioning but fully responsive from 1024px all the way down. You can get to the website through this link.

In order to return to this page you can click on any button or link on the SaaS website and it will take you right back here.