Easily the biggest project that I have built so far. I made Inside Break so that my Ultimate Frisbee team could more collaboratively and efficiently analyze game footage. However, once I started building it I got carried away and wanted to make it into something that any Ultimate/sport team could use to bring their performance up. The idea is that it embeds YouTube videos into the site and then allows users to create clips that associate a note with a certain timestamp. These clips can tag other users and then they are posted to a social media-esque feed to share with everyone on the app. This project was a tremendous challenge for me as a developer and it pushed me to create and solve a lot of new problems. I have recently released it to the Ultimate Frisbee community via Reddit to be my beta testers!

The Odinbook is a social media app modeled after Facebook. This project is my first fully built out MERN-stack application. Post your thoughts and photos, edit your profile and send out friend requests to other users. The site uses two front-end clients (one for users and one for guests) in order to give those who do not want to signup a chance to interact with the site as well.

My take on a the classic Where is Waldo game. Compete against others in a race to find Waldo, Odlaw and the Wizard on a couple of the famous maps. This project was my first full-stack application. The leaderboards update after each round and they withstand due to their link with the firebase database.

As a member of the professional Ultimate Frisbee team, the Atlanta Hustle. I thought it would be fun to combine my passions and recreate our team store. You can scroll through popular tickets and gear to see what might be of interest and add them to your cart. This project expanded my knowledge on React by introducing me to its router system. (Let me know if you can find the easter eggs that I added.)

The Survivor Memory game puts your knowledge of Survivor 44 Cast members to the test. In my first major project using React and focusing on object-oriented-programming the user must click on each cast member without repeating. The trick is that the cast members move after each click. Choose your level and test your knowledge!

The Knight Travails forges the path for a knight from any chess square to any other square in as few moves as possible. This project was a test of my abilities to use recursive functions. It also continued to expand my abilities styling with CSS.

This is the first project that I was proud enough to host to GitHub Pages. Modeled after the calculator that you see on iOS, this project laid the foundation for my knowledge of Javascript.