Transit Tracker
A simple site meant to track a bus in a bus system. This was built to track route 31 at Colorado State University. A rasberry pi would be used to actually track the bus, but currently that tracking ability is being simulated. This project was done for CIS 360, otherwise known as Project Management. I worked on this with five other students but I was the one most responsible for working with the software on the project. This project was written with basic HTML and CSS with a little Javascript thrown in for website functionality. Anything that had to do with the rasberry pi was done in python.
View Site View CodeKayla's Plants
A very simple site that looks like a product page for a plant. It gives you the option to choose different pot colors. This site uses HTML and CSS but also jQuery to reload the image when you click on a different color without reloading the entire page.
Visit Site View CodeReact Asynchronous Chess Application
This is a React site that is developed for asynchronous chess play. This project was for a Object-oriented development class. This was in collaboration with 4 others, and we have developed this site that allows for creating an account, logging in, see your user profile, search other players, and view the chessboard. My main role in this project was backend development, specifically the database. The server side of this project was done with Java and the database was written properly using basic relational algebra concepts. Three tables were used in the making, Users, and Boards, which made it possible to store any user information, game information, and invites the players had from other users. Although this was my main role during the project, I also participated in front-end development with JavaScript and React, and back-end development with a Restful API. Unfortunately, there is no public view of the site or the code because it is for a class.
Trip Tracker/Analyzer Application
I collaborated with a team of 3 others, utilizing GitHub and the Scrum process, to develop a Trip Analyzer Application with a Graphical User Interface. We developed the front-end of the application, using JavaScript React, CSS, and HTML, to make the application more user-friendly. For the back-end of the project we used Java, a Restful API, and connected to a database that was provided to us to access. We would demo the product at the end of every 2-week sprint to a stakeholder every two weeks to discuss accomplishments and progress. This was for a Software Engineering course in the fall semester of 2022 so unfortunately there is no public view of the site or the code.
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