Adam English
(A.K.A. yardmith, Pan_, ThatDumbPan)
15, he/him
I love computers, tech, and programming!
I also like Dandy's World, BFDI, and Minecraft, among other things.
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My projects
Here are some projects I've worked on along with the years of their creation. This list is not comprehensive!
- Notewall - A social website where users post "notes" to be publicly displayed on the front page. Its most major feature is its anonymity, with an option to post notes anonymously or while completely signed out. Had a somewhat robust account system despite unfortunately being coded very poorly due to my coding skills not being fully developed. Was once public and somewhat active, but no longer exists. (2022)
- JellyEditor 3 - A modification of JellyCar's level editor to support features from JellyCar 3. Adapted from the original C# source code courtesy of JellyCar's original creator. More info here. (2022-2023)
- Combinations - A voting-based Alchemy game based on Cary Huang's Elemental 3. The API is indicative of my older coding styles and I have improved a lot since creating it. Can be played here! (2023-2024)
- Echo Shop Channel - A nearly complete Wii Shop Channel revival that had fully working downloads as well as completely custom titles. Was never publicly released due to being unfinished. (2024)
- JellyCar 3 Revival - A revival of the online features of the classic iOS mobile game, JellyCar 3, which has had its online features shut down due to its age. Never fully completed or released publicly, but works and has most features implemented. (2025)
- Elemental 3 Revived - A revival of Elemental 3, the game that inspired Combinations. Fully functional, play here. (2025)
- Private Messaging Service (PMS) - A Discord-like chat app that aimed to have full, secure end-to-end encryption. Didn't get far enough to have a frontend. (2025)
- easyIPSW - A website that allows for easy, user-friendly browsing of individual components of Apple IPSW files. All files are downloaded and extracted on the remote server. Try a demo IPSW here. GitHub (2026)
