Transforming the act of viewing and understanding government data in a new and exciting way! I taught myself the d3.js library in 2 weeks for this project!

This web app uses the Mapbox API in conjunction with a customized Geojson file to capture user inputs in order to make custom calls to the CensusReporter API and NYC.gov API. It then renders those API responses using the d3.js data visualization library.

Band Browser harnesses the power of the Spotify API and Ajax to provice instant search results about your favorite bands.

Results are rendered instantly as the user types in their query. Once rendered, users can navigate through related artists, browse albums, and even play top tracks if they are currently logged into Spotify.

Buy-In Election is a simulated Political Futures market for the 2016 presidential election. User's can 'buy and sell' shares of candidates at current prices that are being pulled directly from the Iowa Electronic Markets.

I built everything on the front end of this wesbite. That includes but isn't limited too the D3.js, jQuery, and nearly all of the HTML/CSS/SaSS. I'm also responsible for the API and Nokogiri Gem integration

This website was made for a prework assignment that asked us to create a basic website using HTML and CSS. The site features some of the basic CSS layout principles that we learned, including a floated image gallery and a basic three column layout. I tried to use a simple but still visually pleasing style.

Why a website about dinosaurs? It's quite simple really. I was watching the original Jurassic Park for the hundreth time while I was starting to conceptualize the website and after getting lost in Jeff Goldblum's hazel eyes for awhile figured hey why not dinosaurs.

This was a group project and also my first somewhat fleshed out website in sinatra.

The site features multiple views that all work within a layout erb. I also included some jquery events to add some movement and points of interest to an otherwise static site.

Shipped is a rails app that allows users to simulate trade on the high sea's with an easy to use interface. User's can build their own fleets, create and accept jobs, and follow other users ships.

This app makes use of rails relational databases and partial features. It uses the paperclip gem to facilitate user file uploads.

This is the first object oriented Javascript site that I made. It's a pretty straight forward webapp that lets you select and play songs from a preloaded playlist. It also gives the user the option to upload they're own songs if they'd like.

The site features a number of different options and controls, each with a corresponing function within the javasript file for increased functionality. This is also my first app that makes use of media queries and is responsive! Click the title to go to the site or right HERE to go to the github repository.

My first rails app. This was a collaborative project in which we were charged with creating an app that had the same basic functionality as webapps like Twitter and Tumbler.

The site features multiple models and controllers that work together to create a comprehensive user experience. User's can create and edit accounts, log in, create and edit posts, follow/unfollow other users, and comment on individual posts. The site uses the carrierwave gem to allow user uploads to be used as avatars throughout the site.

This is one of my first javascript apps that really puts an emphasis on functionality. It uses jQuery to dynamically add and remove items from a list.

To use the app, you simply type a task into the input box at the bottom and click submit. The new item is then appended to the end of the list and timestamped with the current time.