Things I Have Built
Click through the projects below to see my skills in front-end, back-end, security, and database.
All the projects were built with ASP.NET Core, C#, PostgreSQL, HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, and
JavaScript.
Git is used for version control. GitHub is used to host the code for the projects. Railway is used
to
deploy the code so the projects can be easily viewed on the web. Railway and GitHub linked
together allow for continuous integration and deployment (CI/CD).
Contact me if you'd like a walkthrough on one of my projects.
Keep track of those pesky issues! Full Stack Bug Tracker built with ASP.NET
MVC, C# and SQL.
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Read up on my tech learnings. Full Stack Blog built with: ASP.NET
MVC, C# and SQL.
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Organize contacts and email them! Full Stack Address Book built with: ASP.NET
MVC, C# and SQL.
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challenges
Take a look at the coding challenges below! All the challenges were built with HTML, CSS,
JavaScript, and Bootstrap.
Git is used for version control. GitHub is used to host the code for the challenges. Netlify is used
to
deploy the code so the challenges can be easily viewed on the web. Netlify and GitHub linked
together allow for continuous integration and deployment (CI/CD).
Click through the challenges to see my Front-End skills. Play around in the app and read about how I
solved JavaScript
challenges like "Reverse a String" ("Flip Flop 180"), "FizzBuzz" ("Blossom Buds") or see how I used
the TMDB API in "Movie Garden".
A Movie List that dynamically displays the most popular movies using the TMDB
API.
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A twist on the FizzBuzz challenge. See the Buds Blossom!
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A mortgage calculator which returns the monthly payment and an amortization
table.
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An event tracker using local storage to save added events.
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A palindrome checker. How many push ups do you need to do?
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Reverse a string. Does your string have a hidden message?
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Stuff I Write About
I love keeping a document of what I've learned through my projects and what improvements I can make
for
future reference. I think it's important to document the project to reinforce the concepts. It
allows me
to go deeper and also share my knowledge with others.
What are the main pillars of object-oriented programming?
Object Oriented Programming (OOP) is one way to write code. It is centered around objects which contain variables (properties) and functions (methods). C# is an example of an OOP language. There are 4 main pillars that come supported with any OOP language which are: Abstraction, Polymorphism, Inheritance, and Encapsulation. Use the acronym "A PIE" to help remember. These pillars need to be understood in order to write great code.
Published 436 days ago
Blazor or HTMX?
I have no experience using HTMX with ASP.NET or using Blazor, only heard about each. Are they technologies that should be compared? I'd love to delve into each more to see which I feel provides an easier experience to pick up and implement. Check out this post as I update it with my findings!
Published 438 days ago
What is MVC?
MVC stands for Models, Views, and Controllers. It's used as a design pattern that allows the software code to be understandable, organized and easier to manage by creating separation of concern. Models are the data the application works with. Views are what the user sees, the User Interface of the application. Controllers tell the model and view what to do based on the requests from the user. I use the MVC design pattern in my latest project, Bug Trail (a bug tracker/ issue tracker).
Published 455 days ago
