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About Me
What I Use
I use C# when developing the back-end of my full-stack applications. You can find examples of my work utilizing C# in my projects.
I use ASP.NET Core Web and MVC when designing my websites because they're strong, proven patterns and frameworks that work for most projects.
HTML, CSS, and Bootstrap are how I design beautiful, responsive websites for my projects. Customers want more than just a good program; they want an intuitive application with an inviting appearance. Designing a website's front-end is just as important as designing its back-end!
JavaScript is ubiquitous on the internet. I use vanilla JS and am comfortable with many JS frameworks. In my challenges section, I have several JS projects that solve common problems in modern industries.
SQL databases are used in all of my projects for storing data. I specifically utilize PostgreSQL in my projects because of its long history of use but can write SQL on any DB platform.
I use git as a source control for all of my projects because of its worldwide utilization. I host my projects on my github and use CI/CD for publishing.
Professional Grade Applications
I built and published these full-stack applications to demonstrate what I can bring to your project. They are all large scale, professional applications, and I developed the front-end, back-end, security, and database from the ground up.
You can contact me for a complete code walk-through.
A full-stack bug tracker for tracking and addressing enterprise bugs across multiple teams.
A full-stack address book for tracking of enterprise clients.
A full-stack blog I built and use to publish my dev articles, using API to populate on my profile.
Small Scale Challenges
Smaller in scope and scale than my full-stack, professional projects, these coding challengese are mini apps I put together to test my problem-solving and showcase my javascript skills and different UI designs. All of these projects are published, which makes it easier for you to demo my work.
Please contact me if you would like to discuss any of my work.
This applet calculates the monthly payments for a mortgage and provides a breakdown of each payment.
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This applet tracks events, their locations, and provides statistical breakdowns of their critical metrics,
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This applet uses third party API to list popular movies and make launchable modals of more info.
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This applet checks if the provided word or phrase is the same when reversed.
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This applet takes a provided word and returns that same word in reverse.
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This applet prints a specified range of numebrs, replacing some multiples with Fizz, Buzz, or Fizzbuzz.
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Posts from my blog, Pen #> Sword, covering topics like developing applications with C# and JavaScript and professional development.
Making and Using a Service Layer 101
Dependency injection and service layers—how are you supposed to make them, much less use them? Let's find out!
Published 548 days ago
Working with Themes
The front end of your applications can take a lot of work. Using a theme can let you focus your efforts on the rest of the application, but you still need to know how to
Published 552 days ago
Debugging JavaScript in Visual Studio
If you're creating an ASP.NET Core MVC project, then how do you debug JavaScript in Visual Studio?
Published 552 days ago
Eva, can I see bees in a cave?
Reversing a string is a common coding challenge, but what if you take it a step further and check for palindromes? What considerations need to be made?
Published 552 days ago
