Ignacio Agustin Gutierrez Ibañez

A mobile game set in the viking era, where you can duel against friends and players from all around the world in real time. You do this by either sending them a link, or looking for them in the community.

The game is completely powered by Firebase.

Key Features

Live Streaming
Record and edit a live video broadcast with stunning visual effects, filters, animated GIFs, and live painting. Replay your video broadcast and leave real time comments at any time in the future.

GIF Burst
Find something moving or go to selfie mode and tap the record button. With just one tap, you will create a memorable moment in motion.

Painting
We completely revamped the painting experience and broke out painting into a separate mode. Users can select different paint brushes including fine pen, marker, pencil, and paint brush to create a work of art.

Custom Mode
Use any of your favorite decorations to edit photos, GIFs, and videos all in the same place by adding text, stickers, overlays, or drawings to decorate each frame.

Miscellaneous
- Record up to 15 seconds of video with a custom stop motion camera.
- Upload videos, GIFs, and photos from your camera roll or search for content on Giphy, Instagram, Tumblr, and Flickr.
- Chat message is a great way to make new friends and use fun stickers reactions in conversations.
- Draw on your canvas with 7 paint brushes and tons of colors.
- React to canvases you love with custom sticker reactions.

The Quitbit app tracks your smoking, allows you to visualize your trends, provides a community for support, and empowers you to cut back and quit smoking. The app is synchronized with the Quitbit smart lighter via Bluetooth.

OneCodeLabs is a GitHub organization that I created to develop Android open source libraries. One of the libraries that had some success is called Reminder.

Reminder lets you persist the state of your views to recover them later in order to display old data until the fresh data arrives.

The difference between Reminder and the other bundle saving/restoring mechanisms are that:

1) Reminder saves your data cross sessions, meaning you will have saved data even if you close your application and open it again (this doesn't happen with an instance state).

2) Also, Reminder tells you how old the saved data is in order to decide if you can still use it (and save a request to your API) or if it's too old and it can't be used.

3) Reminder also allows showing data even when there's no internet available, like Facebook and Twitter does.

ToGive was a hackathon project. It was meant to connect hospitals and blood banks with potential donors that are nearby. Blood banks were shown with Google Maps and donors were directed to places where they could donate via push notifications.

A hackathon project. We developed a wheelchair simulator (Unity), and using a neuroheadset (EMOTIV) we were able to control the wheelchair using facial expression detection and inertial sensors. The project was aimed to develop a neuroheadset-controlled wheelchair for people with quadriplegia.