Contract Drafting Tool
A recreation of the
MVP
that I built as CTO for
ProvenLaw
(formerly Alljuro)
I built this to
help lawyers
automate part of their contract drafting process using
React.js, Draft.js
and originally hosted it on
AWS S3. A full backstory of the
application and technical details can be found using the
link below.
I have
several planned updates
which will hopefully be published at least once a month for the forseeable
future.
Covid-19 Tracker
An application built to
track the spread of Covid-19. The idea was taken from a youtube video but heavily modified for personal use.
This project was built with
React.js Hooks
and
Typescript
and uses
Chart.js
to graphically display case data from the
disease.sh API. The project also
graphs cases and cases per million on a map of the world using
leaflet.js.
Sorting Algorithm Visualizer
A fun side project to visualize
sorting algorithms. Will add more algorithms periodically.
This project was built with
React.js. The project consists of
colored divs
that are sized according to an array. The sorting algorithms then pass animation
data to another function that resizes those divs, creating the animation.
IP Address Tracker
A 1.5 day build taken from a
FrontEndMentor intermediate coding challenge.
I built this using React.js, Typescript, Public-Ip, and
IP Geolocation API. React-Leaflet was used to map the location of the ips and domains.
Twitter Stream
A solo project built to
stream Tweets
from Twitter
This uses
node.js
and
express.js
for the backend, the
twitter for node
package to stream tweets, and
socket.io
for real-time communication between the back end and front end.
SaasShop
An
e-commerce
website built for the Student Association for Applied Statistics at UC Berkeley
I lead this project which uses
Node.js
and
Express.js
for the backend,
React
and
Redux
for the front end,
Firebase
to handle data storage and authentication, and the
Stripe API
to handle payments
Intro to WebDev Blog
A short, introductory blog guide to
building your own personal website
that I co-authored
This was a side project from 2018 when I was a
Web Development director
at the Statistics Association for Applied Statistics (formerly SUSA) as part of
an effort to teach my committee members introductory web dev. I was the
main author on parts 0 and 2
(besides a paragraph on branches in part 0).
