Projects

King of the Pack is a pioneering digital business that offers non-crypto digital card collectibles with AI-generated art, providing collectors a captivating experience through innovative technology and intricate digital artworks.

Developed a custom music player app that seamlessly integrates with the Spotify API, offering users an enhanced music streaming experience and personalized access to their Spotify library.

For over three years, Camp Venom has been providing comprehensive Object-Oriented Python training to students in grades 3-7, fostering a generation of tech-savvy problem-solvers through interactive learning and engaging activities.

Personal stock analysis tool that uses webscraping to consolidate and filter data from earnings reports and insight rating sites, identifying promising stocks based on performance, insight scores, and growth percentages.

Created Discord bots that enhance server communities with features such as role memorization, comprehensive data tracking, and interactive multiplayer games, fostering an engaging and vibrant environment for participants.

Prototyped the volunteer search application Hand-to-Hand, streamlining the process of discovering nearby volunteer opportunities based on distance, size, and theme, facilitating impactful community engagement.

About Me

My name is Nithin Monni, and I'm currently a full-time PSEO student studying at the University of Minnesota, pursuing a computer science degree. My first experience with coding started at age 13, when I made silly video games in Python. Now, I specialize in full-stack web development, with many of my projects tailored around solving specific needs.

I believe that digitization is the future, and the faster we become comfortable with these online tools and teach others, the better. It's the motivation behind many of my projects, such as Camp Venom, which serves as the first step in creating a new generation of young programmers.

You won't always find me coding to solve some deep, universal issue. Sometimes, I simply fire up my laptop, open my editor, and start coding for fun with no end goal. Regardless of why I'm programming, I always have fun and gain experience with new technologies and ideas.