Just before I learned to code, I experienced a rush of curiosity about technology. Call it technological puberty. It hit me about 12 years ago, and began with reading online documentation, then there was some trial and error, and before I realized what was happening, I found myself hunched over a computer typing in HTML. Since then, I haven't stopped learning. In addition to HTML, I've become adept at CSS, Javascript, jQuery, AJAX, SQL, C, PHP, Java, and XML, and I've had practice with Perl, JSP, C++, and Bootstrap. That list continues to grow as I crave to learn more and more.

Cloud Database System

At Texas Weddings, I developed a new cloud-based database system from scratch. The system allowed for administrators to manage permissions and authorized users to upload, download, edit, delete, and copy data. The system also supported a smart search and an advanced search feature. This system was built in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, MySQLi, and later reconfigured to use PDO instead of MySQLi.

Site Maintenance and Database Administration

At Texas Weddings I maintaind 11 websites, tracked usage statistics, updated content, and added new features. Several of these websites were built on WordPress, others were built with JSP. I worked with a third party contractor to maintain some of the sites, and wrote the necessary specifications to rebuild our main sites. I also documented the databases and wrote scripts to validate, restructure and migrate those databases.

Social Network
(Full Stack Development)

Version 2.0 of a social network I originally built in high school, http://flow.life was a vast improvement. I learned many lessons from the first version of the site and I applied those lessons when I rebuilt the site with a simplified layout, optimized code, and added layers of security between the database and users. Building the site required full stack development (obviously) and I used PHP, MySQL, JavaScript, and of course HTML and CSS.

Weather App
(Desktop App Development)

This application was produced by a team of five, and I was the lead developer. I began by processing XML and JSON encoded API calls and integrating that into the application's back-end. I also organized and connected the code from other team members, ensuring that each developer's code was working in unison. I was also the go-to person for debugging and resolving git problems, especially merge conflicts.

Laughs and Giggles

What good is life if you don't enjoy yourself every now and then? I made http://patienceisavirtue.website as a quick, just for laughs website.

P.S. If you're wondering why the website takes forever to load, here's a hint:
Patience is a virtue.