Muhammat Rizki Saputra

build a API RESTfull for managing expenses tracker.

build a weather API that fetches and returns weather data from a 3rd party API

develop a RESTfull API to allow users to manage their to-do list

create a simple RESTful API with basic CRUD operations for a personal blogging platform. CRUD stands for Create, Read, Update, and Delete

Unit converter is a Web app that can convert between different units of measurement. It can convert units of length, weight, volume, area, temperature, and more. The user can input a value and select the units to convert from and to. The application will then display the converted value.

Build a personal blog to write and publish articles on various topics.

This is an Android game application that I created using the Kotlin programming language and Android Studio. In this game, each player chooses one of three options: scissors, rock, or paper. Scissors cut paper, rock crushes scissors, and paper covers rock. If two players choose the same option, the game is considered a tie. If the selected options are different, the player who chose the winning option will win the round.

I developed this project for managing library resources, including books, members, visitors, and book borrowers, while also enabling online catalog access.

This is an Android application that I created using the Kotlin programming language and Android Studio. This app is for calculating how much a restaurant service tip costs

Expense tracker is a project to manage expense your finances. The application run from the command line interface (CLI).

Task tracker is a project used to track and manage your tasks. The application run from the command line (CLI).

Number guessing is a game where the computer randomly selects a number and the user has to guess it. The user will be given a limited number of chances to guess the number. If the user guesses the number correctly, the game will end, and the user will win.

This is a terminal-based game that I created using Java. In this game, players have to type the displayed sentences, and the game calculates their Words Per Minute (WPM) score. The sentence data is stored in dummy form, and I use the WPM formula to calculate the score. It's a fun way to test and improve typing speed and accuracy.

This is a terminal-based game I created using Java. The game is played by two individuals: a player and a computer, on a 3x3 grid. Each player takes turns placing either the symbol X or O in one of the grid's boxes.