About me
I'm a front-end software developer skilled in functional logic and excited to grow. I have a background in Back of House food service and management, making the switch to programming after learning I enjoyed it far more. I enjoy the problem-solving that comes with programming and like tackling big challenges.
Preferred locations
- Colorado Springs, CO
Previous industries
Skills
Currently learning
None specifiedProjects
MediMindeRx
MediMindeRx
Tools Used
This React Native app allows a user to set up time or location-based reminders for medications they need. The user can name their reminder and input what they need to do or take when the notification goes off. It can be set to time, which includes repeating times with day selectors or single use, or location, which notifies when the user has left that location's area. The user can also decide whether they want their medication information to show up on the notification or if they need to go into the app to see it. Any number of notifications can be set, and once a notification goes off, it can be deleted.
My areas of focus:
I mainly focused on building form logic and reminder logic. I created the repeating reminder function along with most of the form input acceptance. I also helped with the location-based reminder function, as a pair of us worked together on that functionality.
Projenerator
Projenerator
Tools Used
Projenerator is a WIP project idea generator using the Public APIs API as part of its base. Built in React. The site helps generate project ideas with two subjects at the moment: programming and persuasive essays. For programming, a random project will have a required API and a target audience; the persuasive essay ideas have a topic and stance. A user can save the ideas to favorites if they like them and want to come back to them. My future goals are:
-build a database for the data I've created
-build out more subjects
-add more data to each subject
-add OAuth login so users can access from anywhere
PokeTeam
PokeTeam
Tools Used
This React-based project allows a user to create a team of up to 6 Pokemon from over 800 of them - to be specific, the first seven generations. On load, the user will be prompted to log in with Google Firebase while the site accesses the Pokemon API and downloads the necessary information. Once logged in, the user will see a prompt to create a team. Then they will see six Pokeball-shaped forms with inputs for the Pokemon search and the name the user would like to give to it. A user can search a Pokemon by name or by Pokedex number, or they can input a random number from 1 to 800. Once they have Pokemon, they can hit "Create a Team". Then they will see the display pictured in the screenshot with their team.
My areas of focus:
I focused on working with the Pokemon API and working on functional logic for this project. I created the function to gather the necessary data from the API while leaving unnecessary data out. I also created the search functions for the Pokeball forms and the functional display, though I did not work as much on styling the display.
