Using the Electron language packager, I was able to build a model that could be quickly hot-swapped out for other html/css/js/etc files, and create a fully functional app that would exist in .DMG/.EXE form and would be downloadable, installable, and functioning from the desktop - utilizing the Google Chrome engine.

What in life is more important than the essentials? 🌮Tacos. Sometimes you just need 🌮tacos in your life without all that messy, slow GoogleMaps action`.

App/website capable of 'create, read, update, and delete' (as an acronym CRUD)- the four basic functions of persistent storage. This website acts as a persistent storage database for a smaller library that can easily CRUD as necessary.

A collection of back-end database hosting mixed with unilateral data changing across a dynamically loaded webpage (ensuring ALWAYS up-to-date information), Softspot proved a monumental undertaking, but was a success all the same.

Some databases are hosted in SQL (or NoSQL for those non-relation database indivuduals out there... its okay, no one is perfect) locally, and some can be seeded using KNEX.js, but I found using a test atmosphere such as Postman can make actual CRUD-able updates to a deployed, live database without having to have database iteration downtime. A secret key, if you will.

KNEX.js - for the math junkies among us who just want to see the power of information seeding for regular, scheduled updates.

Note Taking App with a twist - the MySQL on AWS is set to stream across 3 continents, so not even a nuke could get rid of what you put in here. Encrypted by SHA256, this will last ~1 billion years.

React website hosting es6/js and generating procedurally generated art

PHP-based LAMP/AMP/MAMP stack Create/Read/Update/Delete site for managing local/remote databases in MySQL and variants

Full-Stack websites for the disabled to market product/services & increase quality of life

Using Node and Express to create routes for app congruency and functionality before deployment via both database and client-side.

ag·ile ˈajəl/ adjective 1. relating to or denoting a method of project management, used especially for software development, that is characterized by the division of tasks into short phases of work and frequent reassessment and adaptation of plans.

Agile and ERD is more than just a style of consumer delivery -- it is a way of achieving mutual satisfaction with a result-based atmosphere.

Java is the language of choice for a large majority of the world because of its 'single code' nature; you can code something in java and it will work on any platform, so long as that platform has a receiving program that does the translating. I hone my skills in java by completing logic-based functions, classes, applications, and drivers.

Reactive inbox emulous of gMail: mail servers automatically scan emails for multiple purposes, including to filter spam and malware, and to add context-sensitive advertisements next to emails. Automatically sort emails of the same topic together, highlights that surface key information from messages, and reminders, assists, and snooze, that help the user in handling incoming emails at appropriate times.