Thought Grove is a social study platform. Users create study decks which use a spaced repetition algorithm to help users learn more efficiently. These user created decks are then shared in a public marketplace where other users are free to vote on, comment on and subscribe to these decks. Users can also create groups which feature a public form where group members can discuss various topics. Groups also feature a bulletin board where group founders can organize events like group study sessions. This project is currently being worked on and close to being completed.

A WebServer built from scratch, that implements a subset of HTTP 1.1. This WebServer provides functionality for the basic HTTP methods (GET, PUT, PATCH, POST, DELETE), Auth, CGI Scripting, Basic Caching, and Concurrency. This project was a great opportunity to develop a technical understanding of the HTTP spec, and web fundamentals.

Inspired by retro games like Castlevania and Super Mario Bros, made using TypeScript and PixiJS. I decided against using a game engine when building this project. Instead I used this project as an opportunity to solve problems like tile maps, enemy logic and looping parallax with my own implementations. This project was a great opportunity to focus on my typescript fundamentals and organization of larger project structures.

This is a blog that is currently being built for a wellness coach. This site will soon be a production site and used on a daily basis. The site is built on NextJS, and is statically generated. I choose to build with NextJS for the great dx and ux, as well as the flexibility it offers so this site can grow as the client's needs grow. This blog uses Sanity for its CMS where all the blog data is authored by the client. After a posts is authored a webhook triggers a build process where the project is statically regenerated. This site also offers the client flexibility to change the content of the site as they see fit, without developer intervention.

This is an application used to onboard new clients at a local law office. This application is currently being used in production today. It is a complex form featuring 7 pages of various form elements, including dynamic fields that expand to add more fields if needed. This application is animated with Framer Motion, which gives the progress bar and card animations a more polished and natural feel. This application leverages React Hook Forms which helps with form validation and dynamic elements. The onboarding application uses a Flask backend which parses the data collected into a shape the client desires, as well as notifies and serves the data to the attorney when a potential client submits the form.