This is a list of projects I’ve contributed to or worked on past and present. This list includes some contract work, but does not include work done for my long-term employers.
Completely rewritten with React, I've created "Draft" scorecards for the Upgrade podcast.
This website is run on Cloudflare Pages and Jekyll. It has info about me and my projects.
An iPhone app allowing you to get a sense of what it is like to see through the eyes of someone with a vision impairment or disability
Started as a simple Node.js/Express app to generate ‘bingo’ cards for major events (like Apple keynotes) filled with predictions using a JSON file. Has since been simply hosted pages on my website with various bingo cards.
This was a project made for my introductory computer science class’s year end project. It has a couple bugs but it fully playable. I hope you enjoy it.
I worked with a few others to create an app to play a putt-putt golf game using an iPhone and a Sphero.
My second 'explainer' video, this time on internet privacy. When creating this, there was a lot going on in the news regarding Apple being asked to unlock a suspect's iPhone, and I thought it would be a good final project to explain for one of my classes.
We've always enjoyed sharing stickers to members and guests at SRCT meetings, and I made it possible to do so in iMessage as well!
Weather apps all provide similar information, so it’s a nice playground to try new things. SRCT is building a mobile-responsive website to show the weather for all of the Mason campuses, in a pretty web app.
A full screen browser for iOS with support for custom user agent strings. It used to support game controllers, but was removed from the App Store for "using public APIs in a manner not prescribed by Apple".
Contract work with Myke Hurley of Relay FM building a site to display all winners of their annual Upgradies awards show. Built with Node.JS and React.
SRCT provides an API for determining which resturants (and other locations) around the Mason campus are open. The goal of this project is to use that API in a native app using native Swift and UIKit.
My submission to Apple’s WWDC scholarship application. I used my Swift playground to show the importance of accessibility in software design.
My submission to Apple’s 2019 WWDC scholarship application. I built camera filters that should the symptoms of different eye diseases.
I have also contributed to some SRCT projects that may not be listed, which you can find here: SRCT.