This project features the use of a Rails API backend which serves the data necessary for a front-end application to present a photo and determine if a particular object/person has been clicked. The API also allows for the storing/retrieval of leaderboard data. The front end app was written in Javascript. Developed for The Odin Project

The Battleship project features the use of Jest for testing, including the use of mocks. This is the first time I used mocks and it really showed me how I can use mocks to test behavior. It also the first time I used CSS Grid and I see it being a layout tool I reach for often. Developed for The Odin Project

The TimelyTodo project features the use of modules and Webpack. After this project, I developed a boilerplate repo centered on Webpack that has evolved into something I can clone and get right into developing a new application without having to configure Webpack from ground zero everytime. Developed for The Odin Project

After reading the Hartl Rails tutorial I developed Your Family Utube for use by my son. This app allows a parent to vet YouTube videos for their children. This solidified and expanded on everything I learned in the Hartl tutorial; I also used AWS for this app. I also learned how to use the Devise gem for user accounts. Visit the website to view a video demonstrating its use.