Innovative full stack engineer with 50+ web development projects for clients including BMW, Casio USA, Merck, Vertex, Johnson and Johnson and Toys'R'Us. Experienced building web apps, building and consuming REST APIs, plus database design and construction. I love learning new things, I love building new things, and there is a degree of satisfation re-building old applications using modern techniques.
Graduate of Cornell and Columbia Universities.
Click on an image to be taken to the website or source code. In the case of the APIs, clicking will take you to GitHub.
Click the image above to take you the front end of a de-coupled API. It"s responsive, and supports search by title and author's name. It's a v1, so hopefully,this version will be replaced soon.
Click the image above to take you to this theatre company website. It"s responsive, and supports video, slideshows and event schedules. The videos in this case are hosted on youtube, which was convenient for the client.
This is the admin for the Medicine Show website. It's built on CodeIgniter with GroceryCRUD. Clicking the link above will take you to the admin, which is currently set in read only mode. The user/pass for demo purposes is "user1", and "pswd1".
This is a registration tool for companies that organize events. It is responsive and can be themed using css. The information for multiple conferences is set up in the database and users enter the appropriate code to go to registration for "their" conference. The test conference code is "SUSTOL".
This is an HR tool for handling new hires and promotions. A new hire can be sent to this web page to enter information about themselves, or HR can do it. Then the app generates an email that goes to all the active people in the database, welcoming a new hire, celebrating a promotion, etc. Written in CodeIgniter. source code
There isn't a good visual representation for a REST API. See the code here. Raw PHP, no framework
This is not all of the code, just the parts I have to edit to get a function REST API using Laravel and HTTP requests. See the code here.