This project is an application to allow people to find supplies in Bangkok during the flooding. Stores were only getting occasional supplies, so things were very hard to find. This application for Android allowed users to report a find of a particular commodity (such as water) to a central database and tag it with a GPS location. It would then alert other users in the area of the find so they can purchase the supplies.Downloads Count: 6,000+

Line of Code: 1,000+

Programming Language: Java

License: MIT License

Project Page: http://code.google.com/p/fightflood-android

Voluntarily created a website for Austistic Center at Nonthaburi (a city in Thailand)

URL: http://www.autistic-nonthaburi.dsdw.go.th

/home/chalet16/Pictures

As I’m the Thailand International Olympiad in Informatics representative, 15 newspapers in Thailand mentioned me when I participated in IOI 2011.

Only The Nation is English. Others are in Thai language. You can view both Thai and English language newspaper archive below.

[See image gallery at portfolio.chalet16.com]

Silver medal in International Olympiad in Informatics 2011 – one of four Thailand representatives – competed with 306 students from 79 counties.

Website: http://www.ioi2011.or.th/

Bronze medal in Asia-Pacific Informatics Olympiad 2011 – competed with 640 contestants from 18 countries

URL: http://apio2011.inoi.ir

Charlie Gordon, Drupal’s Google Code-In mentor, said about my Google Code-In participation on “Open Source at Google” blog.

“…A student from Thailand, “chalet16”, worked on five complex coding tasks for Drupal’s style guide module. Over many iterations with the tasks’ mentor, the quality of chalet16’s code improved, and he also became more comfortable with using drupal.org’s issue queue, a key part of our development process. Not only were the tasks well done, but when chalet16 encountered software bugs in parts of the code that he wasn’t working directly on, chalet16 had no problem taking the initiative and opening new issues for the bugs, even submitting additional patches to those issues that fixed the problem. That’s exactly the kind of participation that we want to attract to our project, and to open source software development in general. …”

– http://google-opensource.blogspot.com/2011/04/former-student-pays-it-forward-as.html

Head of Programming Department, Triam Udom Suksa School Memorial DVD 2010

Prgramming Language: XUL, Flash, Javascript, HTML5