I'm a hardcore animal lover, advocate, and loveable smart ass. Never underestimate my stature,
my dark sense of humor can throw down with the best of them.
I'm a Utah native with a wan·der·lust heart and love for adventure. My life motto is
"not all who wander are lost." I have been known to roam about in Rome, get lost,
visit every water fountain, and end the day at dinner with the Italian mafia.
I have a passion for learning and practice in the philosophy that you can never know too much,
hence the reason I went back to school in my 40's to become a Web Developer.
A thought-provoking movie, an intellectual conversation, or an inspiring book paired with a glass
of whiskey or scotch is my idea of a quintessential day.
Paying homage to the original The Restaurant At The End Of The Universe, Milliways aims to be a fantastical kitchen cooking up wonderful tales from the world of culinary space-lore.
This Project Won Best CSS/Design!
This app utilizes the Spotify and Bandsintown API to allow users to search for music, bands in town, tour dates, and turn your computer into remote speakers for Spotify.
This Project Won Best UI/UX Design, Best Use of Tech, Most Creative, and Most Awe-Inspiring!
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This application demonstrates a simple full stack application with a front end implemented with HTML/CSS and elements from the Materialize framework and the backend implemented with Node.js and Express. HTML templating is done with the help of Handlebars.
This is a Command Line Node app that mimics a beloved online retailer. A digital Amazon-like storefront using Node + MySQL. This project is comprised of two apps - one for customer orders and one for manager actions. Uses basic functions of persistent storage. All 4 CRUD database operations used - INSPECT, SELECT, UPDATE and DELETE SQL queries. Used an exported constructor file to display the inventory in both bamazonCustomer.js and bamazonManager.js.
This project makes use of the GIPHY API to access GIPHY's enormous gif library. jQuery is used to display gifs in the DOM. Buttons are created with a for loop, gifs and their static images are toggled with an if-statement, and user input is collected with on-click functions.