Aside from professional projects (which there are very little of as of right now), my personal projects are mostly all nerdy, useless (I'll argue against that till the morning, but there's a general consensus from my obviously wrong circle of friends/family) ideas which no one cares about aside from me. These range from weird electronics/digital logic/arduino project ideas which I fail to put together, to web-dev and CLI project ideas which are hard to explain, expensive to host, hard to implement, and no one would use but me, like this very website's own engine, ngxos.

I also create random apps and websites here and there to learn new technologies; these range from react-native mobile apps, outdatted java jframes and c++ qt desktop apps, video games with unity, and various websites' frontends and backends using a wide range of technologies (but mostly MERN stack); I'll refer you to my skills and experiences page for more details about that. There's a few more small projects, but that's honestly all that comes to mind.

For my current proejcts, there's a few but the most notable are a skill-list generator app (using ml and online vcs hosting websites' APIs), and a turn-based fighting game which combines elements from Xcoms's perfect RNG system (in my opinion), League of Legends' rich character abilities and lore and surprising keystone synnergies, and Hearthstone's card collection system.

One more thing, don't get fooled by my personal website's nerdy design, this is my personal preference (I'd throw my mouse from the window and use only my keyboard if I could), and it's a change of scenery from all of the material design that I do to follow the current web-dev market standards (again, I refer you to the link above).