This project, from start to finish, was completed in three days. An important town wide event was happening and the owner wanted to take advantage of the foot-traffic to fill her recently renovated office suites.

The owner was elated that she was able to get a dozen interested parties for her corporate suites based on the print material, website and social media campaigns I was able to put together in such a short time.

This simple task list program integrates a sourced list of whiskies as suggestions for auto-complete, but also allows you to enter whiskys manually.

It uses a simple MySQL database to store entered whiskys.

Generally, the purpose of this program is two fold: to enter whiskys into a list at a tasting, or simply to have a list of whiskys you wish to taste.

Weird Wide Web was our final group project for the Rutgers Full-Stack Development Program.

The goal was to create a database of the strangest things that can be found on the web. Each entry contains user generated content that is stored using MongoDB. The entries are broken into categories for specific filtering.

I worked front-end for this project and created the overall layout and user experience of the page.

I am particularly proud of this project. This was the first group project at Rutgers. The project was to use various APIs to create a new app. The group decided to work on something that everyone could get excited for and chose food.

The app takes in a very small amount of information, a zip code or city and meal, and searches the weather API to get general weather conditions and temperature. It used the temperature to suggest comfort food recipes that would complement current weather in your area. Users could then favorite recipies and suggest their own comfort foods.

I worked on the front end and assisted with the API calls. I was very flattered when the other students asked if we planned to release the app and remarked that it looked “release ready”.

This project was a confirmation in my ability to work with a MySQL database and create a back-end focused program using Node.

I was binging on a lot of fantasy books and movies at the time and as such, added a bit of fantasy to the app. It is set up as if a wizard was running his various stores through the app. It has three level of access client, manager, and supervisor allowing the business to be run and monitored from three different angles.

What started as a simple array based guessing game spiraled into a fun and addicting game. I really wanted this game to be more than a project and more of a test to see if I could make something re-visitable.