mikibardaji/DAW_EXERCICI_ALUMNES
Sep 2025 – Feb 2026
6 Months active
Languages Used
Java
Technical Skills
Basic Input/OutputBasic ProgrammingConditional LogicConditional StatementsCore JavaCurrency Conversion
alexvazoliv-afk
PROFILE
Alexvazoliv-afk
Alex Vazquez developed a suite of Java-based educational and game applications in the mikibardaji/DAW_EXERCICI_ALUMNES repository, focusing on practical input/output, control flow, and object-oriented design. Over six months, Alex delivered features such as a menu-driven Movie Management System, interactive grading and discount utilities, and multiple game modules including enhanced gameplay mechanics and a prize-box flow. He emphasized maintainable code through consistent refactoring, directory restructuring, and clear ownership attribution, facilitating collaboration and future scalability. By leveraging Java, version control, and disciplined file management, Alex ensured the codebase remained organized, extensible, and accessible for both learners and contributors.
Overall Statistics
Feature vs Bugs
78%Features
Repository Contributions
97Total
Bugs
7
Commits
97
Features
25
Lines of code
2,745
Activity Months6
Your Network
12 peopleShared Repositories
12
Work History
February 2026
3 Commits • 2 Features
Feb 1, 2026February 2026: Focused on delivering a functional Movie Management System and improving codebase maintainability for mikibardaji/DAW_EXERCICI_ALUMNES. Key outcomes include a CLI-driven catalog with CRUD operations and genre validation, plus a structural refactor that relocates core classes to a clearer package layout. No major bugs fixed this month; efforts prioritized feature delivery and maintainability to accelerate future iterations and reduce technical debt. Technologies demonstrated include Java, CLI design, data validation, and disciplined repository hygiene.
3 Commits • 2 Features
Feb 1, 2026February 2026: Focused on delivering a functional Movie Management System and improving codebase maintainability for mikibardaji/DAW_EXERCICI_ALUMNES. Key outcomes include a CLI-driven catalog with CRUD operations and genre validation, plus a structural refactor that relocates core classes to a clearer package layout. No major bugs fixed this month; efforts prioritized feature delivery and maintainability to accelerate future iterations and reduce technical debt. Technologies demonstrated include Java, CLI design, data validation, and disciplined repository hygiene.
February 2026
January 2026
16 Commits • 3 Features
Jan 1, 2026January 2026 (2026-01) monthly summary for mikibardaji/DAW_EXERCICI_ALUMNES: Focused on delivering core gameplay enhancements and codebase improvements that enable scalable future development and stronger user engagement. Key features were implemented, accompanied by substantial repository reorganization to clarify ownership and improve maintainability. No major bugs were reported as part of this period; the emphasis was on feature delivery, architectural refactors, and documentation. Business value and impact: - Expanded gameplay depth with new Pokemon classes and a new prize-box mechanic to drive player engagement and monetization readiness. - Clear ownership and better onboarding through file restructuring and namespace updates, reducing future integration risk and easing contributor handoffs. - A maintainable codebase with improved documentation and refactored core utilities, supporting faster iteration in subsequent sprints. Technical highlights: - Java-based class additions for Agua, Electrico, Veneno with unique abilities and combat mechanics. - New prize-box game flow with banker offers and final reveal. - Extensive codebase organization: file renames, ownership attribution, and documentation enhancements across 20260109/* paths, including namespace changes to AlexVazqyez. - Core refactors and clarifications in V10.java and related battle logic (e.g., accionesCombate.java/Similar) to improve maintainability and readability. Representative commits include: 4fbbc121bd522d76f13bf18a769b128510710d23 (New Pokemon classes), 52d920cb013dceed5d32ef4985a4f5f5e69e9ffc (Prize Box feature), and multiple refactor/rename commits such as 83cbb0ca4956df5e5cf0e2ad7da2a11fd81cf585, a7c810ff6965c06e1cc51445ca06cc891b61eb3b, 272eb1538e91b5af8a6922711287a620cf9b1ff6, among others.
January 2026
16 Commits • 3 Features
Jan 1, 2026January 2026 (2026-01) monthly summary for mikibardaji/DAW_EXERCICI_ALUMNES: Focused on delivering core gameplay enhancements and codebase improvements that enable scalable future development and stronger user engagement. Key features were implemented, accompanied by substantial repository reorganization to clarify ownership and improve maintainability. No major bugs were reported as part of this period; the emphasis was on feature delivery, architectural refactors, and documentation. Business value and impact: - Expanded gameplay depth with new Pokemon classes and a new prize-box mechanic to drive player engagement and monetization readiness. - Clear ownership and better onboarding through file restructuring and namespace updates, reducing future integration risk and easing contributor handoffs. - A maintainable codebase with improved documentation and refactored core utilities, supporting faster iteration in subsequent sprints. Technical highlights: - Java-based class additions for Agua, Electrico, Veneno with unique abilities and combat mechanics. - New prize-box game flow with banker offers and final reveal. - Extensive codebase organization: file renames, ownership attribution, and documentation enhancements across 20260109/* paths, including namespace changes to AlexVazqyez. - Core refactors and clarifications in V10.java and related battle logic (e.g., accionesCombate.java/Similar) to improve maintainability and readability. Representative commits include: 4fbbc121bd522d76f13bf18a769b128510710d23 (New Pokemon classes), 52d920cb013dceed5d32ef4985a4f5f5e69e9ffc (Prize Box feature), and multiple refactor/rename commits such as 83cbb0ca4956df5e5cf0e2ad7da2a11fd81cf585, a7c810ff6965c06e1cc51445ca06cc891b61eb3b, 272eb1538e91b5af8a6922711287a620cf9b1ff6, among others.
December 2025
11 Commits • 3 Features
Dec 1, 2025Month 2025-12 performance summary focusing on delivering business value, technical achievements, and maintainability improvements across the DAW_EXERCICI_ALUMNES project. No critical bugs reported this month; emphasis on feature delivery, code ownership clarity, and scalable design.
11 Commits • 3 Features
Dec 1, 2025Month 2025-12 performance summary focusing on delivering business value, technical achievements, and maintainability improvements across the DAW_EXERCICI_ALUMNES project. No critical bugs reported this month; emphasis on feature delivery, code ownership clarity, and scalable design.
December 2025
November 2025
44 Commits • 10 Features
Nov 1, 2025November 2025 (2025-11) – Focused on naming standardization, collaboration-friendly refactoring, and project hygiene in mikibardaji/DAW_EXERCICI_ALUMNES. Highlights include: standardized Alex Vazquez file naming (Ex1-Ex5), refactored Rock-Paper-Scissors for collaborators, comprehensive AlexVazquez restructuring with path moves and cleanup, initial project bootstrap and batch imports, and ongoing asset/metadata updates. Impact: improved maintainability, faster onboarding for new contributors, clearer ownership, and a solid foundation for Batch 2 deliveries. Technologies/skills demonstrated: Java file management, refactoring, repository hygiene, collaboration workflows, path restructuring, and asset/metadata handling.
November 2025
44 Commits • 10 Features
Nov 1, 2025November 2025 (2025-11) – Focused on naming standardization, collaboration-friendly refactoring, and project hygiene in mikibardaji/DAW_EXERCICI_ALUMNES. Highlights include: standardized Alex Vazquez file naming (Ex1-Ex5), refactored Rock-Paper-Scissors for collaborators, comprehensive AlexVazquez restructuring with path moves and cleanup, initial project bootstrap and batch imports, and ongoing asset/metadata updates. Impact: improved maintainability, faster onboarding for new contributors, clearer ownership, and a solid foundation for Batch 2 deliveries. Technologies/skills demonstrated: Java file management, refactoring, repository hygiene, collaboration workflows, path restructuring, and asset/metadata handling.
October 2025
5 Commits • 3 Features
Oct 1, 2025October 2025 monthly summary for mikibardaji/DAW_EXERCICI_ALUMNES: Focused on delivering learner-facing features and improving code maintainability. Delivered an interactive Clash Royale Card Selection feature that uses trophy-range prompts to suggest relevant cards, added Java utility programs demonstrating basic I/O and loop concepts, and completed a non-functional refactor to standardize file naming and directory structure. These efforts deliver direct learner value, reduce future maintenance costs, and establish a scalable foundation for upcoming features.
5 Commits • 3 Features
Oct 1, 2025October 2025 monthly summary for mikibardaji/DAW_EXERCICI_ALUMNES: Focused on delivering learner-facing features and improving code maintainability. Delivered an interactive Clash Royale Card Selection feature that uses trophy-range prompts to suggest relevant cards, added Java utility programs demonstrating basic I/O and loop concepts, and completed a non-functional refactor to standardize file naming and directory structure. These efforts deliver direct learner value, reduce future maintenance costs, and establish a scalable foundation for upcoming features.
October 2025
September 2025
18 Commits • 4 Features
Sep 1, 2025Month 2025-09: Delivered a cohesive set of Java-based educational programs in mikibardaji/DAW_EXERCICI_ALUMNES, focusing on practical I/O, control flow, and lightweight algorithms. Key features delivered include a Discount Calculator Utility (descompte.java) with a refactor to ensure proper Scanner resource management, a Grading Program (gogo.java) added and an older version removed during cleanup, and a comprehensive Intro Programming Exercises Suite covering number comparisons, sign checks, ordering, time increment, and simple calculations. In addition, Codebase Organization and Cleanup (refactor/restructure) standardized directory structure and naming conventions by renaming and moving multiple files to better align with project standards.
September 2025
18 Commits • 4 Features
Sep 1, 2025Month 2025-09: Delivered a cohesive set of Java-based educational programs in mikibardaji/DAW_EXERCICI_ALUMNES, focusing on practical I/O, control flow, and lightweight algorithms. Key features delivered include a Discount Calculator Utility (descompte.java) with a refactor to ensure proper Scanner resource management, a Grading Program (gogo.java) added and an older version removed during cleanup, and a comprehensive Intro Programming Exercises Suite covering number comparisons, sign checks, ordering, time increment, and simple calculations. In addition, Codebase Organization and Cleanup (refactor/restructure) standardized directory structure and naming conventions by renaming and moving multiple files to better align with project standards.
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Quality Metrics
Correctness93.4%
Maintainability92.4%
Architecture88.8%
Performance93.0%
AI Usage20.0%
Skills & Technologies
Programming Languages
Java
Technical Skills
Basic Input/OutputBasic ProgrammingCode OrganizationConditional LogicConditional StatementsConsole Application DevelopmentConsole Input/OutputConsole OutputControl StructuresCore JavaCurrency ConversionFile ManagementGame DevelopmentInput/Output HandlingInput/Output Operations
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