Work

A React and Express-based platform that leverages the power of generative AI to expedite the job search process for recruiters and job seekers.

A React Native chat app that allows users to send and receive data asynchronously to Google Firestore, allowing users to use the app offline, message, send and take pictures, and share location details.

A web app that uses the MERN tech stack to fetch movie data from a custom API allowing users to register, log-in, add and delete movies from their favorites.

A web app that uses JQuery to fetch Pokemon data in modal form from an online API.

A web app that uses the JavaScript framework Angular to create a series of quizzes that test user's knowledge of COVID-19 and basic math.

A progressive web app built using React through a TDD-approach that uses the Meetup API to fetch and display data about upcoming events, authenticating and authorizing the user through serverless functions hosted on AWS Lambda.

A web app that uses the JavaScript library Vue to allow users to create a list of to-do's, edit the list, mark as complete, and delete the to-do.

Created a web app using JavaScript and JQuery that allows users to play their favorite childhood playground game: Tic-Tac-Toe! The game is fully functional on mobile through expo.

The capstone project of Stephen Grider's course on ethereum smart contracts. I have commented out the functions within the code in order to demonstrate my understanding of what each function is doing (please see contract file, script files, and test file).

A slightly more advanced contract that was also examined as part of Stephen Grider's course. In this contract, I am introduced to the concept of restricted functions, which builds in a layer of security to the smart contract. I am also introduced to the require function which ensures certain conditions are met before a function is run.

The very first smart contract I examined as part of Stephen Grider's course "Ethereum and Solidity: The Complete Developer's Course." In this contract, Stephen makes use of the web3 library and deploys the contract on the rinkby test network. I have commented out the code in the test file as well as the contract itself to prove my understanding of each function.