Welcome
Hey, I'm Chad, a 23 year old developer. I graduated from Eastern Michigan University with Bachelors in Computer Science in the spring of 2020. I love coding and working on side-projects in my free time.
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My Projects
Come check out some of my projects!
But I have worked with various technologies such as:
- PHP
- HTML/CSS
- JavaScript
- Python
- React/React Native
- SQL
- Node.js
- Java
- C#
- Angular
I have listed some of my personal projects below
On Paper Sports Series
Languages/Frameworks: JavaScript/React Native
On Paper Sports is a GM Game written in React Native, the series has received hundereds of downloads on the Google Play Store and Apple App Store. This is by far the largest project I have built.
The series is 3 separate games simulating different sports. On Paper Sports Basketball '20, On Paper Sports Football '20 and On Paper Sports Hockey '20
The games allow a user to control a team and simulate various seasons with that team. It gives you complete control of the team, including trading, free agency, off-season, draft and various other abilities to build your team. There is also a college mode in which a user will have to recruit players to join there team.
The game also allows for custom rosters to be loaded in. I love making rosters for the game as a hobby and have also written a web scraper for the app written in Node.JS that scrapes the web for player information and stats and converts that information into usable ratings for the game.
Make Me A Drink App
Languages/Frameworks: JavaScript/React Native
After building out such a logic intensive game as the On Paper Sports series I wanted to create something very simplistic. The Make Me A Drink app uses an online cocktail database's API for recipes and images. The app provides the user with a very simplistic and beautiful design
A drink is randomly shown to the user on a card, that can be flipped over to see the recipe for the said drink. The user can also favorite a drink and view a favorites list. When a new drink is grabbed the current card slides to the left of the screen and a new card slides in from the right
COVID-19 Michigan Predictions
Languages/Frameworks: Python/Flask and HTML/CSS
This web application was written using Flask which is a web framework for python. For a group project in class my group collected case and death information daily on COVID-19. This data was grabbed via a web scraper and saved to a SQL database. My job was to use this data in a meaningful way
I decided it would be neat to predict the spread of COVID-19. The data was collected county by county so I figured it would be neat to predict the growth unique to each county. The application takes in this specific data and using simple mathematical formulas comes up with a growth curve.
The app takes into account the predicted length of the first wave of COVID-19 as well as the predicted peak day of new cases. These numbers can be changed by a user on the web app.
The web app was then built to display these numbers in a meaningful way using HTML tables and Chart.JS
You can check out this project on heroku: COVID-19 Michigan Predictions
(It might take a few seconds to load because heroku unloads it from server memory if unaccessed for a while)
AOLI Website
Languages/Frameworks: HTML/CSS and PHP/MySQL
For my independent study at Eastern Michigan. I was tasked with making a website for a company (Applied Organizational Learing International) that wanted to deliver a streaming application for there video training series.
I did the entire full-stack for the website. Which included setting up the database and working with it in PHP. Also setting up and using a payment API so that users could buy the video series'.
As of now the website is not launched yet but when it is I will provide a link
Java College Football Game
This was my very first project that I worked on. It is what inspired the On Paper Sports Series. Using Java and JavaFX as the UI. I built out a full college football GM game much like what On Paper Sports Football '20 is. This was the first project that really made me enjoy coding.
