Featured Projects
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Beard Bros Dumpsters
This Rails application was developed to support a Pennsylvania-based company that offers dumpster rental services, including delivery and junk removal assistance in the surrounding area. The app streamlines the booking process for customers while providing the business with essential tools to manage their operations efficiently. With a user-friendly interface, it allows residents and businesses alike to easily schedule rentals and junk removal, ensuring a seamless experience for both parties. The project reflects a commitment to enhancing service accessibility and operational effectiveness in the local community.
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closeenoughfabrication
This is a website I regularly contribute to, showcasing one of my favorite hobbies outside of web development! It is a site dedicated to sharing some of my favorite 4x4 and off-road related work. Check it out at the link below, or you can also follow @closeenoughfabrication on Instagram for more frequent updates on what’s happening in the shop.
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Task Manager with Integrated Calendar
This task manager offers a structured way to break down long-term goals into actionable tasks using active record, specifically the has many through relationship. Since I’m keeping my app lightweight, I relied mostly on built-in Rails features, with the simple calendar gem handling date display. This setup provides a fun and flexible way to track and manage long-term projects.
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MoxiCloud - UI Project
This project showcases how Endpoints and their associated Attributes within MoxiCloud integrate with the MoxiWorks Platform. The search page enables users to efficiently query key attribute information, while individual endpoint pages offer detailed insights on how each endpoint interacts with the MoxiCloud platform.
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GuacAMole
This is one of the first JavaScript projects I created while following a freeCodeCamp tutorial—though I decided to put my own spin on it! The original plan was to build a Whack-A-Mole game, but I ended up taking it in a different direction. It was a fun way to get creative while applying the core concepts I was learning, and it gave me the opportunity to experiment with JavaScript in a way that felt unique and personal.
