I created a note taking app using Python and Django. Users can sign up, and are authenticated using Django's built-in user authentication system. After signing in, users can create books and write notes into specific books. Users only have access to their own notes and books; this access is restricted using a hybrid of mixins and redirects. Data is stored in AWS RDS with Postgresql in order to persist user data.

I created a version of the board game Battleship. This project was made with vanilla JS, HTML, and CSS. Users play against a computer that randomly places its ships and attacks the player. Computer attacks are decided using AI, which has the computer choosing its subsequent attacks based on the outcome of previous ones. Testing is implemented using Jest.

I created a replica of one of my favorite websites (Reddit) using React and Firebase. Anybody can create a user and log into this website to post, like, and dislike content. User posts and likes are tracked, and users can see what they've liked and created after they are logged in. Data is stored and retrieved from Firebase. User authentication is handled through Firebase. Local state management is handled using Redux.

I created Where's Waldo, an image searching game! This game is created using Javascript and React. The app's state is managed using Redux, and data is stored and retreived using Firebase. Users can enter their name into an input after they have successfully located and clicked on Waldo. These names, along with the time it took to find Waldo, are then posted to a leaderboard. The data from this leaderboard can be accessed and viewed from the website.