Graduated from UCF in 2013 with a Computer Science degree. Enjoy learning about software development both professionally and as a hobby. Outside of programming I am a huge fan of the NBA and avid movie buff.
Experience with Python creating production ready APIs and Full Stack Web Applications
Firm grasp on front-end tools such as HTML, CSS, and Javascript.
Familiar with several AWS offerings such as S3, Lambda, RDS, Elastic Beanstalk and many more
Small project to familiarize myself with hosting a static website on AWS' S3 storage service. This website allows anonymous users to add music videos to a playlist which then automatically removes the oldest video in the list.
The front-end is served by an S3 Bucket on AWS and is styled using CSS Grid. The backend is a Lambda function and manages the playlist stored on DynamoDB.
Website I created to keep track of stats for Pick Up Basketball games played at UCF.
When plays are entered for a game the site will automatically calculate the stats for each player that played. From this info, seasonal leaderboards are created where anything from simple stats (Points, Rebounds and Turnovers) to advanced stats(Assisted Points and Offensive Possessions) can be viewed.
Python/Django used on the back-end, while Bootstrap takes care of the front-end. Nginx is used as its Webserver, running on a debian virtual server. Currently being converted to an Angular.js single-paged app.
My first project with Django. Oscar Pool Hub is a site where users can create and organize oscar office pools with their friends.
The site used to be named Office Pool Hub and had pools related to Survivor, NFL, and the March Madness tournament but I decided to cut those out and focus on making the best pool site for Oscar pools.
Django-registration library was used to make user registration an easy process and Stripe is used for receiving payments. Bootstrap was used to make up the sites front-end along with the basics HTML, CSS, Javascript, etc.
An android app where players must guess the name of a movie based on clues pulled from reviews by film critic Leonard Maltin.
Game idea originated from the podcast Doug Loves Movies. I converted the idea into a mobile app so that my friends and I could play.
Taught myself how to program for android using the official Android docs. Had a great time going outside of my comfort zone of web development and working on something totally different.
Even though I finished it, I unfortunately was never given permission to release it.
