Hi, I'm Brandon

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I'm a programmer with a passion to create scalable applications that increase efficiency and mitigate errors. I love exploring new technologies and collaboration between peers.

Here's what I've recently worked with:

  • Javascript
  • Python
  • Sass
  • Node.js
  • Express
  • JWT

Projects

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The Blog

Node Mongoose Express JWT

A node application that allows users to utilize a backend API in order to make blog posts that are then shown on the site's front end site. The front end uses mongoose to display all the blog posts from MongoDB, and allows anyone to make comments on them. The back end was written with MVC design, and uses JWT for route authentication. If users successfully make a post, their post is saved to MongoDB, using Mongoose.

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Javascript Sass Webpack

Javascript application that allows users to keep track of movies and tv shows they're interested in. Users can search for movies and tv shows that are fetched from the OMDB Api, which they can then click on in order to see various info (director, actor, reviews, etc). Any search result can be added or removed from a user's watchlist. The different watchlist and search result methods were mimified and bundled with Webpack.

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SCCL Discord Bot

Node Puppeteer Discord.js

A node application that lets users browse the SCCL.org library website, while in Discord. The app uses puppeteer to scrape the site and simulate clicks by the user. It searches the SCCL website for the user provided search query and returns a list of matches. Each search result displays basic info (title, author, availability) and users can get the specific link of the search result in order to get more information.

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Study Space

Javascript Webpack

A javascript application centered on productivity that emulates the popular Chrome extension, Momentum. It has an embedded Youtube video of 24/7 lofi music and has a task list. Users can add or remove different tasks, while remaining on the page and listening to music. Webpack was used to bundle the code and the Unsplash API was used to generate random images each time the app was loaded.