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Projects


three board tic tac toe

This bold and colorful, three board, loser wins, all X's tic-tac-toe game provides a deeper level of strategy than the traditional version while still being immediately accessible.

Click here to view the project live or go straight to the code on Github

Built Summary:

JavaScript, JQuery, HTML 5, HTML Grid, Sass, CSS 3, & CSS animations.

Book Overload

A web app I built which helps people overcome overchoice by emailing the user random books from their Goodreads to-read shelf. This allows people become reintroduced to books they found interesting at one point and makes tackling their stack of unread books much easier.

Click here to view the project live or go straight to the code on Github

Built Summary:

Ruby on Rails, Background Jobs with SuckerPunch, Goodreads API, HTML 5, & CSS 3.

Music Sharer

A website I built where music lovers can share and discuss music that's been deeply impactful to them.

Click here to view the project live or go straight to the code on Github

Built Summary:

Ruby on Rails, HTML 5, & CSS 3.

Snake

An implementation of the classic arcade game snake that I built as a part of the Odin Project curriculum.

Click here to view the project live or go straight to the code on Github

Built Summary:

JavaScript, JQuery, HTML 5, HTML Flexbox, Sass, & CSS 3.

the dog park

The Dog Park is a stripped down, Facebook inspired, social networking site. Built using Ruby on Rails.

Click here to view the project live or go straight to the code on Github

Built Summary:

Ruby on Rails, RSpec, FactoryGirl, Capybara, HTML 5, & CSS 3.

Calculator

A simple on-screen calculator built in JavaScript as a part of The Odin Project Curriculum.

Click here to view the project live or go straight to the code on Github

Built Summary:

JavaScript, HTML 5, & CSS 3.

Poker Hands Image

A command line solution for Project Euler problem 54: Poker Hands. The program takes a text file containing pairs of poker hands and outputs the number of times the first hand beats the second hand.

View the code on Github

Built Summary:

Ruby and RSpec.