Air Quality Reports:
Users can input their location and receive an easy to read and understand report of their local air quality. Follows standard conventions suggested by the React community including breaking views and logic into components and containers and using inline styling.
iHave To Go:
Users can find and rate public restrooms based on accessibility and cleanliness. The goal of this project was to have an AngularJS front-end pulling data from a Rails supplied API on the back-end. We also included an external API to deliver an easy to read map.
Emotional Corgum:
Users can create persistent new content and make comments on existing content. Follows a MVC architectural pattern and uses standard Ruby on Rails conventions.
Cryptly URL Shortener:
Generates a random code to use for shortening urls. When using this code, Cryptly will redirect the user to their intended site.
I provide full-stack web development, with specialization in React and Ruby on Rails. I love learning about new technologies, both the challenges and potential that they offer.
When not programming, I enjoy playing with my dogs, traveling, and making useful things around the house. I also make frequent trips to Disney World.