Welcome to my portfolio!
Welcome to my portfolio!
My name is Warren, I write code, research new technologies, and hangout with my dog Bajor.
Here you can access links to my projects, and learn a little bit about my interests and background. This site was developed with Gatsby
Behold my technologies
What I Know, and what I'm Learning
Currently I get excited about deFi, NLP, progressive web apps, infosec, and pretty much everything else. I'm learning more all the time, and if you want you can keep up with me here.
Currently I get excited about deFi, NLP, progressive web apps, infosec, and pretty much everything else. I'm learning more all the time, and if you want you can keep up with me here.
See my most recent projects below
LifeBox
React Hooks
Python
Flask
PostgreSQL
SQLAlchemy
Canvas API
AWS S3
CSS3
Docker
LifeBox
React Hooks
Python
Flask
PostgreSQL
SQLAlchemy
Canvas API
AWS S3
CSS3
Docker
LifeBox is an environment for exploring and sharing Conway's Game Of Life. Users can create a grid; an initial condition. Once saved a grid can be loaded and commented upon by LifeBox users. This app is meant to help educators get students into concepts like emergence, chaos, and system science in general.
Chatter
React Hooks
Python
Flask
PostgreSQL
SQLAlchemy
AWS S3
CSS3
Docker
Chatter
React Hooks
Python
Flask
PostgreSQL
SQLAlchemy
AWS S3
CSS3
Docker
A twitter like social network with basic CRUD operations. Chatter was a group project completed with a team of four, during my time at AppAcademy. This project was a great experience in learning about React, and also best practices for GitHub work flows with a team. Lots of emphasis on making it look just like Twitter.
NoiseWave
Javascript
Pug
Express
PostgreSQL
Sequelize
Ajax
AWS S3
CSS3
NoiseWave
Javascript
Pug
Express
PostgreSQL
Sequelize
Ajax
AWS S3
CSS3
My "hello world" app. NoiseWave is a soundcloud like music platform, where users can upload and stream music. This project was created by a team of four, and was our teams first web app, and first time as a team. Additionally it was developed before learning React, which meant getting tricky with Ajax.
