Mercury is a desktop app that helped small business owners automate the process of acquiring inventory for their eccomerce businesses. It included a companion mobile app for getting notifications and viewing their data.

This was the most time-consuming project I've ever developed and taught me a lot about building production grade apps. Dealing with issues such as mitigating DDOS attacks, handling user authentication, and scaling the rest API with Kubernetes to serve hundreds of thousands of requests per second has prepared me for the workforce.

Drop in plugin for rendering React components server side with Go. It enables end to end type safety and allows you to pass down props from Go to React.

Published as a Go package and open-sourced on Github.

Web app designed to help students find housing near the University of Mary Washington. It's built with React Remix and uses MySQL for storing housing data.

Housing data is scraped from a variety of websites, cleaned, and stored in a database. A cron job is used to update the database every day.

Sample storefront for building a custom shopping website with the Stripe api. It uses Next.js for the React framework and uses MongoDB for product storage.

The website has a full checkout flow and can be used as a basis to build beautiful ecommerce websites with Stripe and React.

Desktop software designed to help real people purchase the elusive Nintendo Switch before scalpers could get their hands on it.

The user interface inspired countless other projects to pursue creating beautiful and performant ui's in pure Python.

A command line application that notifies a student via text message when a full class they want to get in to has an open spot

A project designed to automatically solve Recaptchas. It bypasses Google's bot detection with Selenium and uses the AWS Rekognition API to classify images.