Fakeflix

Languages and Frameworks: React, Redux, Ruby on Rails

A single page web application for users to watch movie trailers, which was inspired by Netflix. It holds over 200 movies from IMDB's top 250, which were populated to the site using a custom Rails rake task. I used RESTful APIs to efficient fetch the movies information from the database and allow for quick keystroke search.

    Improvements:
  • Formatting Actor search
  • Refactoring code- Comment on CSS files, modularize files
  • Hide API keys
  • Css improvements
  • For more information on these improvemets, please go here

PseudoCoder

Languages and Frameworks: HTML, CSS

A website for new programmers which talks about object oriented programming, web architecture, data structures, and algorithms. Also features a blog where advanced computer science topics are covered

    Upcoming features:
  • Assignments so learners can apply their knowledge
  • Logo creation- Custom images for a logo, as well as learning aides for lessons
  • Creating object oriented section
  • Css improvements
  • For more information on these improvemets, please go here

Art Of Language Institute

Languages and Frameworks: React, HTML, CSS

A website made for a business, a language school. Simple design based on their colorful and unique logo.

    Upcoming features:
  • Paygate- so customers can purchase their lessons online quickly
  • Online scheduler- for ease of use, both for teachers and students
  • Css improvements
  • For more information on these improvemets, please go here

The Fisher

Languages and Frameworks: Javascript, EaselJs

Interactive Javascript game where users catch fish. Gameplay works by using EaselJS and Canvas for easy user interaction and unique game interface.

This game was a fun, and stupid, side project hacked together very quickly by me, a developer with little architectural design pattern knowledge, with poor research into technology, languages, and frameworks. In order for it to be improved, it needs to be completely rewritten, not refactored. I think this post explains it well.