Projects
These are some projects I've worked on.
aflutter helps engaged couples communicate and coordinate with vendors and participants to plan and execute wedding details so that they can actually enjoy their big day.
Technologies: PostgresDB, Ruby on Rails, Javascript, ES6, React, Gulp, HTML5, CSS3, Materialize
aflutter was a project I worked on for a client. It was built using React, Gulp, and Ruby on Rails. It could be used by wedding planners or people involved in a wedding. It's purpose is to help organize all the moving parts associated with planning a wedding.
Revamped version of credit card rewards program with personally tailored daily challenges and redemption opportunities
Technologies: PostgresDB, Ruby on Rails, Javascript, JQuery, HTML5, CSS3, Foundation
Placed third in World 2: Gamer's Paradise at the Super Heroes vs Master Hackers Hackathon at Rise New York on October 10-11, 2015. A user can sign into their carrat page and have daily challenges they can try to achieve. Companies can offer timed rewards that would expire and the user could use their carrat points to redeem these offers.
A roadside assistance community web application for cyclists
Technologies: PostgresDB, Ruby on Rails, Javascript, JQuery, HTML5, CSS3, Foundation, GoogleMaps API, Twillio API
Similar to triple a, but for cyclists. This web application was built with mobile first design. A user can put up an alert when they've broken down and are in need of assistance. Users can also help other others in need of assistance if they have spare parts on them. The application sends out texts to both parties when the mechanic agrees to meet the broken down user. The text will have the mechanic's phone number and the amount of time it will take to get there on a bicycle.
You can check out my most recent repositories here