A simple, intuitive recipe app built with Django and hosted with Heroku. Plugged into a SQL database, works right in the browser. Create and save the best recipes to your heart's content.
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"FOMO" is the fear of missing out. The Nofomo app displays CareerFoundry full-stack events from around the world using the Google Calendar API — in a colorful format, no less.
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Date Night Movies is a NetFlix knockoff which involved many separate efforts. First, a Node.js backend API hosted on Heroku. Second, a Mongo database of movies and users. And third, a client-side hosted on Netlify. NOTE! on the log in screen, use "username" and "password" (or you'll need to create an account).
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This is a Pokedex app that fetches from a Pokedex API and displays each Pokemon in a simple "list of tiles" format.
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Word Shimmy is super fun and original... it's not like "Wordle" at all 😳. This was a challenge to myself to use only pure JavaScript, and to make a game that's actually fun.
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BFE is a simple, straight-forward fact app. This project is meant to be a foundation for future slideshow-like apps. Each Slide, loads from a giant "facts" JS object.
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Here is the GitHub repository for this very website! Hopefully end-users will find the hidden JavaScript functionality of clicking the slogan and the "code word" on the homepage.
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This is a super simple to-do list app made with JQuery.
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This is a super simple little GUI made with Auto Hot Key. It's intended to perform one coded action on a Windows computer for a certain number of repetitions (thereby preventing input related carpal tunnel syndrome).
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Francis Peterson is an inside joke about an imaginary steam-boat pirate chef. This is his quirky adventure dialog game. It may be buggy on iOS. Fun Fact: iOS does NOT allow you to trigger mobile vibration from the browser.
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