Like many aspiring developers, I built this site to showcase my previous work and let you know a little bit more about me. It's definitely overkill to build this in React, since it's mostly a static site. However, this made it easier to integrate the blog.

Since my portfolio is built in React, it made sense to add the blog alongside it. This project uses databases more extensively than any of my others and was great for learning more about async/await, MongoDB, and running Node.js servers.

I like tinkering and decided to build a home server. It's a very fun, ongoing project and it's mainly allowed me to take full nightly backups of all of my computers and run a lot of other always-on software that I use around my home. I get very excited thinking about new things to add and ways to upgrade!

This is an intelligent web chat bot built using the Microsoft Bot Framework, Node SDK v4. It gets user beer flavor preferences and recommends the matching beer style, and then provides a recommendation for a new beer to try and displays where they can purchase it.

This is a progressive web app used to control a dog treat dispenser made with a Particle Photon (similar to Arduino). The treat dispenser can be triggered to dispense via a web app, custom time intervals, and/or a customizable feeding schedule.

This is an auto-clicking bot that utilizes Selenium to buy and sell players on EA Sports FIFA 18 Ultimate Team web app. It it my largest project at over 8,000 lines of Python code.

This is a command-line tool written in Python that scrapes domains from selected pages of MediaBiasFactCheck and adds them to Reddit Enhancement Suite's Domain Filters. For example, I used this to hide the most biased and untrustworthy news sources (about 1200 unique domains) so that I no longer see them when browsing Reddit.