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I have knowledge in

Front End Languages

  • HTML5
  • CSS3
  • JavaScript
  • jQuery
  • JSON

Front End Frameworks

  • Bootstrap
  • Angular
  • ReactJS

Back End RestAPI Frameworks

  • SpringBoot with Java
  • Flask with Python

Database Languages

  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB

I am always excited to learn more
I am in the process of learning TailwindCSS and PHP

I also have knowledge in

Software Engineering Frameworks

  • Waterfall
  • Agile

IDEs or Text Editors

  • VisualStudio Code
  • Brackets
  • Notepad++

Experience

TechCorps

I worked at TechCorps the past 2 summers teaching WebCorps, a web development camp learn and earn summer experience. I taught HTML, CSS, JavaScript and jQuery. I also taught WordPress.

Rochester Institute of Technology

I spent 2 years at RIT as a software engineering major. I took in languages like Python, Java, C, and C++. I also took two web development courses where I learned Bootstrap5, Angular, and React. I also learned SpringBoot and Flask for backend and PostgreSQL and MongoDB for database.

LakeShore Compact

I spent two years taking a programming and software development course. I learned languages like Python and C#. I also learned HTML, CSS and JavaScript. I also learned MySQL.

Projects

Van Gogh Vinyl is a class project me and a few other students worked on. It was an online store where a customer could search for and purchase vinyl records. They could also create custom vinyl records by giving the website a color, a name, and a list of songs to put on it. It was made with Angular, Bootstrap5, SpringBoot, and MongoDB.
The Discord Music Bot was a personal project of mine made using Python, JavaScript, and DiscordAPI. It would allow users to type a song name and author and play a song in a Discord voice channel. Most bots I looked into only worked using links to the song, so I wanted to make one that incorporated just using song titles so users don't have to get the link themselves.
A Sight Worth Seeing was one of my first big coding projects. It was a travel guide I made for a TechCorps python virtual camp. In the end it was over 800 lines of code and took me 13 consecutive hours to finish. It is not the best project I have worked on, but it shows how much I enjoy the art of software development.

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