UCM-FDI-DISIA/Carom
Feb 2025 – Feb 2025
1 Month active
Languages Used
C++
Technical Skills
Component-Based ArchitectureGame DevelopmentState Machine
Javalonso1
PROFILE
Javalonso1
Javier worked on the UCM-FDI-DISIA/Carom repository, focusing on improving the stability and correctness of ball-scoring transitions in a C++ game environment. He addressed a critical bug in the state machine logic by ensuring that all balls had fully stopped before the game transitioned to the scoring state, which reduced edge-case failures and improved gameplay consistency. Javier also refactored component retrieval in GameScene.h to a more generic and robust form, enhancing the maintainability of the codebase. His work leveraged component-based architecture and physics-driven state progression, laying a solid foundation for future feature development and smoother user experiences.
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Repository Contributions
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Bugs
1
Commits
1
Features
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Lines of code
25
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Work History
February 2025
1 Commits
Feb 1, 2025February 2025 — UCM-FDI-DISIA/Carom: Stability and correctness improvement for ball-scoring transitions. Key highlights: - Bug fix: Ball State Transition Correctness in ScoringState: Ensured all balls have stopped before transitioning to scoring state; updated GameScene.h component retrieval to a more generic form to improve robustness of state progression based on ball physics. Commit: 26c445381e5bcea49fe3d1c511eec67fbccb1e8b. - Impact: Increases reliability of scoring, reduces edge-case failures, and improves gameplay consistency. Prepares codebase for future features. - Technologies/skills: C++, GameScene.h, state-machine logic, physics-driven state progression, code refactoring for robustness. Business value: Higher player trust, fewer scoring anomalies, smoother user experience, and faster onboarding for future feature work.
1 Commits
Feb 1, 2025February 2025 — UCM-FDI-DISIA/Carom: Stability and correctness improvement for ball-scoring transitions. Key highlights: - Bug fix: Ball State Transition Correctness in ScoringState: Ensured all balls have stopped before transitioning to scoring state; updated GameScene.h component retrieval to a more generic form to improve robustness of state progression based on ball physics. Commit: 26c445381e5bcea49fe3d1c511eec67fbccb1e8b. - Impact: Increases reliability of scoring, reduces edge-case failures, and improves gameplay consistency. Prepares codebase for future features. - Technologies/skills: C++, GameScene.h, state-machine logic, physics-driven state progression, code refactoring for robustness. Business value: Higher player trust, fewer scoring anomalies, smoother user experience, and faster onboarding for future feature work.
February 2025
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Quality Metrics
Correctness80.0%
Maintainability80.0%
Architecture80.0%
Performance60.0%
AI Usage20.0%
Skills & Technologies
Programming Languages
C++
Technical Skills
Component-Based ArchitectureGame DevelopmentState Machine
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