I made this thing to show off other things I've made. This was my first time using TypeScript and React so beyond being functional it was a good way to learn. I strive to have more "silly" projects than serious ones.

This was my senior capstone project. It is a fully featured digital recipe book that allows users to create, edit, and share recipes with others. It loads slow becuase it is using Azure shared resources tier for hosting.

This is a group project for a Software Engineering course. It is a FireBase single page application that allows creating, managing, and notification of tasks. It was built using FireBase, JS, and a Firestore database.

This is a tool written in python that takes your resume and a specific job description and analyzes the most important keywords to include in your resume to get reccomended by ATS software.

My HTML/CSS was rusty when I started developing this site so I made a resume only using HTML and CSS just as a warm up. This resume is slow to be updated.

Parses image metadata for GPS coordinates and the timestamp. Then it assembles a JSON object using that info that Trey's World uses to display the pics by country. This one is more for me than you. :)

This is just a random idea I had while using Google's NotebookLM. This is *supposed* to be a tool that you can ask questions as if I was being interviewed and it *should* spit out answers in about the same way that I would answer.