HAPI
Client-side Capstone

As a software developer, I spend a large amount of time navigating to the same URLs over and over again to find API and technology documentation, project GitHub accounts, wireframes, and entity relationship diagrams. Remembering exactly where the documentation was found or trying to go back and find the URL to a specific resource can become a time consuming process when working on a project. Hapi is a single page, React application that was designed to save software developers time by giving them a means to create project boards where they can keep track of the APIs, ERDs, Wireframes, Technologies, documentation, and notes that they are using for their projects so that these resources are quickly accessible in one central place.

With Hapi, users can create, edit, and delete project boards, as well as the APIs, ERDs, Wireframes, and technologies that are being used on the project. There is also functionality that allows users to search through a list of public APIs and save any API from the search to a project board. This application uses React, Javascript, Cloudinary for photo uploads, JSX, Material Design for icons, React Bootstrap for styling, and the Public API for Public APIs was the external API that was used for the search functionality.

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Nutshell
Group Project

Reactive Nutshell is a project that I worked on in a team environment with 4 other people. Nutshell is a single page, React application that allows a user to keep track of their tasks, events, messages, friends, and news articles, as well as their friends tasks, events, and articles. It is a fully functioning CRUD application that uses React Bootstrap for styling and leverages json-server with API fetch calls for persistent data storage. The technologies used in this application include React, JSX, Javascript, CSS, React Bootstrap, Visual Studio Code, Git, Github, and json-server.

I was personally responsible for the events component and the CSS styling for the entire website. Working on this application taught me a lot about how to break up code into components in React, pass state and props from one page to the next, and it also taught me more about using React Bootstrap to style cards and forms.

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Daily Journal
Individual Project

Daily journal is a solo project that I have been working on since I started attending Nashville Software School. This website was created to give users a way to create, edit, and delete journal entries. It is a fully functioning CRUD app that uses an API and json-server for persistent data storage. The technologies used to build this app were HTML, CSS, Javascript, Flexbox, Visual Studio Code, Git, Github, and Webpack to run http-server and json-server.

Building this application has taught me many new concepts, such as implementing CRUD functionality, styling with CSS and Flexbox, leveraging APIs and json-server for persistent data storage, utilizing Webpack to run json-server and http-server, and using Git and Github.

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Keahua Arboretum
Group Project

Keahua Arboretum is a terminal application that I created with 4 other classmates that allows users to create and manage an Arboretum. With Keahua Arboretum, users have the ability to create habitats, add plants and animals to the habitats, feed the animals, and print a report that shows all habitats, plants, and animals in the Arboretum. The project was written in Python, using VS Code, Git, and GitHub for version control, ticket tracking, and team collaboration.

I was personally responsible for the release animal functionality that allows a user to create an animal and release it into a habitat. Coding these features taught me a lot about how to define classes, create python packages for importing, and use inheritance to define classes that inherit methods and properties from another class. Working on this project also gave me experience with inheriting a code base and understanding dependancies in Python.

Main Menu

When the user first executes KILLER (Keahua Inventory and Land Lifeline Electronic Repository), they will be welcomed to the system and be presented with the following menu.

Habitat Annex Sub-Menu

If the user chooses option 1, then the following menu will be displayed.
When the user makes a choice, a new instance of that type of habitat will be added to list on the arboretum object that contains those habitats.

Animal Menu

If the user chooses 2 from the main menu, then they will see the following menu, with the animals listed.

When the user enters in what to buy, then all of the locations in which the animals can be stored will be displayed. The current number of animals will be displayed for each location.

When the user chooses a location, a new instance of that type of animal will be added to list on the arboretum object that contains that habitat's animals.

Animal Feeding Menu

If the user chooses 3 from the main menu, then they will see the following menu, with the animals listed.

When the user chooses an animal, another menu will appear showing the specific food that they have in stock to feed it.

Once the user chooses a food item, they will be presented with a success message.

Plant Cultivation Menu

If the user chooses 4 from the main menu, then they will see the following menu, with the plants listed.

When the user makes a choice, all of the locations in which the plants can be planted will be displayed. The current number of plant rows will be displayed for each location.

Once the user chooses a habitat for the plant, they will be presented with a success message.

Arboretum Report Menu

Choosing this option will list all existing habitats, and then list all animals and plants in that habitat.

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Bangazon Workforce Management System
Group Project

The Bangazon Workforce Management System is a Django application that allows human resources to keep track of employees, computers, departments, and training programs for their company. With this application, users can add, delete, and view details for each of the employees, computers, departments, and training programs. This was a group project that I worked on with 4 other teammates. The project was written with Python, Django, VS Code, Git, and GitHub for version control, ticket tracking, and team collaboration.

I was personally responsible for creating the features that allowed a user to view the employee list and details, as well as assign a training program to an employee. Working on this project taught me a lot about routing views, passing context, and using templates in the Django framework. I also learned more about creating SQL queries and defining classes as "blueprints" to format the data that comes back from those SQL queries.

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Cohort 36 Class Website
Group Project

The Cohort 36 Class Website is a project that I worked on with two other team members in a volunteer group. Together, we planned this project, created, and deployed it in a one week timeframe. The technologies used to build the website were React, CSS, jQuery, and React Bootstrap.

This project taught me a lot about working in a team under a tight deadline and proved that planning projects before jumping into them saves time later on. Our group didn't have a lot of time to create this app, but we planned really well before we started coding and it really helped us hit the deadline on time.

In this website, along with reviewing pull requests and making decisions on functionality and styling, I was mainly responsible for creating the About Us section, researching and implementing the transparent to solid transition on scroll in the navbar with jQuery, implementing certain CSS styles and Flexbox for cards and technology icons, creating and linking the navbar, and helping with several other smaller pieces of functionality.

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Bangazon E-commerce Platform
Group Project

Bangazon E-commerce Platform is a full-stack application that I built in a one week sprint with 4 other teammates. The technologies used to build this app include Python, Django, React, Javascript, and Material UI for styling. With this application, logged in users can do the following:

1. Home
• View the latest 20 products added to Bangazon
2. Sell A Product
• Create a new product listing
3. My Products
• View the products that a logged in user has posted to sell
• Delete Products
4. Search for Products to Buy
• Search by product or city
• View a list of all products for sell on Bangazon Prime
5. My Cart
• View the cart and products in it
• Complete an order
• Cancel an order and delete products in an order
6. Profile
• Add a payment type
• View all payment types for a user
• Delete a payment type
• Edit profile information
• View order history

In this project, one of the main things we practiced was sprint planning and estimating the number of tickets that our team could complete in the allotted amount of time. Our team finished all tickets pulled by the deadline specified. One of the main things that helped us do this was the extensive amount of planning we did at the beginning of the project and all of the mini planning sessions that we had several times during the project. Making this app also taught me the fundamentals of building a Django REST API and connecting it to a React application that consumes the data from that API.

I was personally responsible for the functionality that allows a user to add a new product to sell, complete an order by adding a payment type, create, delete, and view all payment types, view the latest 20 products on the home page, and view order history .

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Hive Mind
Server-side Capstone

As a student who just graduated, when the job search process began, one thing that I quickly realized is that it can be hard to know exactly how to prepare for interviews with different companies. Each company has a different way of interviewing, different questions that they ask, and different code challenges. Trying to guess the best way to prepare for these interviews can be nerve wracking. This is why I decided to create Hive Mind - a solution to ease the stress that students face during their job search by helping them feel more prepared for the interview process.

Hive Mind is a full-stack, social media application that allows Nashville Software School students and alumni to create and share interview "surveys" for interviews that they have had with specific companies. These surveys include information that can be used by students to prepare for their own interviews with specific companies. With Hive Mind, students are able to create and view their own interview surveys, search for other student's interview surveys by company, save other user's surveys to a favorites board, customize personal profile information, and view other's profiles.

This is a full-stack application that uses React.js, HTML, CSS, Javascript, Cloudinary for photo uploads, and React Bootstrap on the client side. The React client consumes data from a backend Django REST API that was built with Python, Django, and the ORM. Git and Github were also used for management of project tickets and version control. TablePlus and Postman were used in the development of the REST API.

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Configuration Plan
CIT - Networking

This is a project that I created for my Network Plus class while I was at Volunteer State Community College. This project combines Hardware, Software, Network Design Strategy, Network Topology Diagrams, IP and VLAN Mapping, DHCP Server Configuration, Router Configuration, and Network Testing Strategies to make a complete network configuration that can be used for a network with the same parameters as the one described in the project scope section. The project was designed to demonstrate my knowledge of Computer Networking and its concepts.

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