My Portfolio


First collaborative project, date night helper.
DATE NIGHT HELPER
An Application that takes yes or no questions and generates recipe and cocktail suggestions based off the answers. Specifically designed for those who have been quarantined during the COVID-19 pandemic. It was created in collaboration with Julie Ritz and Nathan Bowdish.
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Second collaborative project, Sentiment Checlk.
SENTIMENT CHECK
A message board for small projects/companies who need a place to put out anything meant for anyone/everyone. This also integrates sentiment analysis so you can see the emotional content behind the message, not just base text. This was made in collaboration with Sabah Syed, Dylan Bremner and Andrew Padgett.
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Project Three, Active At.
ACTIVE@
A web application that allows users to find events or create events in their area and allow others to join.
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Homework five, day planner.
DAY SCHEDULER
This is an hourly reminder tool. It only works for the current day but all reminders will carry over to the next if they are saved. The background color of the reminder slots will change to indicate what the current time is.
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Homework six, weather application.
WEATHER API APPLICATION
A simple application that uses the OpenWeatherMap API to collect data and display it. It allows you to search for any city, assuming it is monitered by the API, to find out the current weather. It also shows the upcoming 5 day forcast for that city.
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Homework three, random password generator.
RANDOM PASSWORD GENERATOR
A concise random password generator application. It asks you a series of questions to determine your needs, then generates a string of characters based on your answers.
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Homework thirteen, express handlebars demo.
EXPRESS HANDLEBARS DEMO
An annoyingly complex demo of Express Handlebars functionality.
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