OpenMarket offers organizations a new way to create, distribute, and exchange virtual currencies (stamps) through event check-ins and gift shopping, helping organizations to boost their event participation by providing a virtual, monetary incentive for their participants. The project was created in response to the observation that student clubs were struggling to find enough participants for their virtual events due to the lack of incentives.

DDPoll offers users the ability to create and participate in polls based on their geographical regions(i.e. Seattle). It was built to foster a sense of local community for Q&A, advice, and more. DDPoll is designed to support a large number of concurrent users and poll activities, utilizing the benefits of Goroutines and in-memory caching.

A cross-platform Remote File Manager (RFM) that offers users the ability to manage (read, write, upload, and download) files stored on a remote computer using the command prompt. Traditional softwares for remote file management typically require the remote computer to expose a port to the public internet through port forwarding. With MiskaRFS, no port forwarding is necessary for remote file management. It achieves this through a technique called relaying. This project was created as an exercise for using the Go programming language.

A remote control framework for robotic cars and IoT devices. It offers a set of tools, namely APIs and GUI, for building simple, interactive, and Wi-FI enabled features with NodeMCU microcontrollers(i.e. ESP8266). The GUI can be used to control, monitor, and automate the NodeMCU device, which means that the developer no long need to spend time building these basic functionalities, and can spend more time building what they truly love. The project was created to help high school students learn about robotic car programming, and it had been adopted by Seattle University Department of Electrical Engineering for their summer coding camps.