My Work
Some of my projects...
BikeShare
The purpose of the project was to gain familiarity with one-to-many
and many-to-many relationships within Rails and build a project from
scratch with only user stories, no wireframes. Features of the
project include simple analysis of SF Bay Area Bike Share data from
kaggle.com.
The app also has an e-commerce area where visitors can add
accessories to their cart, and registered users can checkout their
cart to create an order. The app features a secure login for users
and admins, with users, accessories, orders, accessory_orders,
stations, and trips in a PostgreSQL database. This was a team
project with four contributors.
Headcount
This is a project from the Turing School of Software and Design Backend Engineering program. The essential purpose of the project was to build a sort of ORM from scratch using CSV files to analyze standardized test score data from the state of Colorado CSAP test results. The project is intended to be the precurser to using ActiveRecord, so students can understand basically what ActiveRecord is doing under the hood. Originally, the project was intended to be done in a group, breaking up the components amongst the group members. I did the project solo.
Github
RailsEngine
Rails Engine is a Rails API with a PostgresQL database project built in Turing School of Software and Design's Module 3 Backend course. This API allows the consuption of sales data of an Etsy-style store.
Github