This expert developer may look like a mischievous bandit, but he has a Robin Hood nature to his programming ways, offering a helping hand to other developers as they create awesome play experiences.
Whatever Floats your Boat has been played 61 million times and has been featured on Roblox multiple times.
Since May 2014
Whatever Floats Your Boat is a PvP survival game made by Quenty.
I was working full time at Microsoft on Visual Studio Source Control.
Since August 2020
Ragdoll Sim was made initially in 8 hours, and after 1 week had millions of visits! It has VR support! It now has 172 million visits!
Since April 2020
Would You Quiz is quiz game on Roblox, and was prototyped in 2 hours, and then finished a few days later in 12 hours. After 1 week it had a million visits! It now has 11 million visits!
Since December 2020
I interned at Roblox on the Studio team in San Mateo implementing several new features. Some of these, such as drag-increments and clickable stacktraces, are key elements of Roblox Studio today. It was great working on a product I had been using for several years. Used C++, QT, and Lua.
Summer 2016
Quenty is a household name in the developer community and is behind the innovative hit Whatever Floats Your Boat. We talk about how he got hooked on Roblox and used it to launch a career in software engineering.
Quenty has a reputation of being one of the greatest Robloxian builders and when he's not helping others, he's working on one of his most popular games, Whatever Floats your Boat.
Windlight Bay was my 2020 Roblox accelerator project, and recieved over $70,000 in funding from Roblox.
Since March 2020
I participated in Roblox's accelerator program, where Roblox paid me to make a game for 3 months! Extended into the Summer because of Covid-19 pandemic! Managed 2 other people, and coordinated contractors!
Spring and Summer 2020
My Roblox Avatar was turned into a Roblox toy as part of the series 1, and was available in Target, Walmart, Toys R Us, and a variety of other stores. How cool is that!
October 2018
Quenty started making games on Roblox in 2009 at the tender age of 12, and hasn't stopped since. To share all that experience, he's made some of his code open source so anyone can use it!
Nevermore is a composable open source module loader with reusable and easy unified server-client modules for faster game development on Roblox.
Since 2013
The Eyes of Providence was our RDC 2020 submission, and is a multiplayer cross-platform VR experience. We won "Outstanding Use of Tech" with this game in RDC 2020's gamejam, with 68 other teams. We made a multi-platform game centered around VR players as gods that direct other players, their minions. The theme was "2020 Vision"! The team was the same team as last year, 2019.
July 2020
What do Adopt Me, Jailbreak, Phantom Forces, and Whatever Floats Your Boat have in common? They’re all top games on Roblox, and they all leverage five code patterns to build robust, powerful, scalable codebases. In this session, we’ll discuss why Maids, Signals, Promises, Springs, and Binders are vital to any Roblox developer’s toolkit and how they can help take your codebase to the next level.
I organized and gave a talk at RDC 2020 about programming patterns on Roblox!
August 2020
We took first place with More Than YOU Can Stew in RDC 2019's gamejam, with over 50 teams. The theme was "More than you can Chew"! The team was the team that had won the RDC 2018 Euro Gamejam, plus me.
July 2019
We took first place with BLAST HOOK in RDC 2018's gamejam (USA), with over 35 teams. The theme was alternative physics.
July 2018
We took third place with Lumber Tycooon 2 game in RDC 2017's gamejam (USA). The theme was mechanical.
July 2017
I interned at Microsoft in the Business Applications Group, where I worked on Power Query Online. I used C#, React, Redux, TypeScript, Office-UI-Fabric.
Summer 2019
Within UNL I went to the Raikes School, a small school within The University of Nebraska–Lincoln. Raikes is focused around intersectional study.
I interned at Microsoft on the Retail Engineering team, where I worked on the software used to edit Windows demo content used in retail stores, both first and third party. Used C#, Angular, UWP, TypeScript, SCSS.
Summer 2018
Open source luacheck definition that auto-updates based upon Roblox's API. Available on Github.
November 2018
I made an open source class converter with fuzzy searching to convert between Roblox classes using an API dump.
Since July 2017
[Mountaineers] received mostly negative reviews and is considered one of the worst experiences for a Roblox event. Most people criticize its mechanics' barely being usable, while some dislike it for its nature.
Mountaineers was the official Roblox 2017 Holiday Event where you would explore a mountain with friends. It was featured on XBox and other news websites., and was sponsored by McDonalds.
December 2017
I interned at Garmin in Kansas City on the avionics team and got to work on implementing a autopilot diagnostics system. I was able to design the C backend and a frontend in WPF as well as the packet protocol to get real-time diagnostics during flight and testing. This was really cool. I used C#, C, WPF, FAA Testing.
Summer 2017
Floppy Sword Fish Simulator is a floppy game. Flop around. Technically VR compatible, but only because Roblox is good.
July 2016
Hallow's Eve 2015 was panned by users due to the general bugs, issues with its rewards and the lack of effort put into it.
Hallows Eve 2015 - Nerf Zombie Strike was a sponsored Roblox project by Nerf, for the official 2015 Halloween Event. I built the maps for this game.
October 2015
Open source plugin that converts Roblox parts into terrain with conversion options for preserving water or other materials..
Since April 2018
Catalog Heaven's UI was redesigned by me to support XBox, PC, and Mobile. Catalog Heavon currently has 242 million visits.
August 2017
My artwork was featured on Roblox Studio's splash screen on launch for 5 years, until 2021, one of three winners! Won $500.
July 2016
I developed several beautiful trail maps for Meadows Ranch, a game about horses.
January 2016
Volton: Legendary Defender was a sponsored game made in August 2016 to promote Voltron: Legendary Defender. During its 2 weeks of availability it gathered over a million visits. Sponsored by Netflix.
August 2016
I developed the first Bloxy Awards Stage used for the 2015 Bloxy Awards, selling tickets.
January 2016
We won 1st in Microsoft's College Coding Competition in 2015. Was one of three team members.
2015
This week we talked with Quenty (the creator of Whatever Floats your Boat).
May 2020
We won second place at the CSG Hackathon 2017, winning $1500 in total. We implemented a Pokemon chatbot. Sponsored by CSG. Source code isn't great, but that's ok. Written in Python, TypeScript, Node.
February 2017
We won second place at the Code One hackathon 2016, winning $5000 in total. Sponsored by First National Bank. Unfortunately, the code isn't open source. We used JS, and BootStrap.
November 2016
Delivering a natural language generation application for NRC's dashboards as the project manager. Leading a team of 6. Used C#, Angular 2, SCSS.
2018-2019
Delivered feature to Market Insights, NRC Health's oldest product, to allow customers to define and analyze custom markets. Used C#, Angular, Leaflet, SQL.
2017-2018
I helped create Spamalot, a role assignment for the board game Avalon. It's currently hosted on my website. See avalon.quenty.org. Written in Python, Bootstrap, JavaScript.
2018
