These are an example of the work that I have done on my most recent project
This procedure I wrote in MSSQL is a procedure that grabs all of the jobs in the user's ten mile radius. I did a procedure for a twenty and thirty mile radius as well. The procedure grabs the current user's zipcode and makes it a geography point. Then it grabs the data from the job posts table and any job within ten miles is displayed to the user.
In my email controller I would grab the jobId and the user Id and send an email to the employer associated with the jobId and the user. The email messenger used SendGrid to complete this task. I would just have to fill out the email addressess and the what the body of the email would look like.
I was responsible for creating a feature that allowed organizations to post jobs. This page would allow organizations to post jobs, edit jobs already posted or delete a job if it had been filled.
When a user navigates to their landing page, one of the features that was added was a job filter that a user can use that filters current available jobs by a certain mile radius. When a user applies for a job a modal pops up with the job info and the option for the user to apply for the job. This apply button sends an email to the employer and user notifying both of the job interest.
One of my tasks was making a login page. The login grabs the email and password input and grabs the user record from the database using this email. I also decided to include third party OAuth to sign in to the website with a users Facebook or Google account.
These are personal side projects that I'm currently working on to grow and learn more as a developer.
Current working on a side project where I'm making a "ebay" style shopping cart. The main focus of this project is to learn and implememnt Redux.
A personal project that I'm working on where I'm practicing my CSS skills. I also created a chatroom component using the Chatkit API.
I was inspired recently by the “Convert Roman Numeral to Integer” algorithm problem and wanted to create a UI for it. I wrote all the logic for the problem in JavaScript and took into account the rules for roman numerals. I also created a couple functions that checked the user’s input if it contained anything other than the letters of roman numerals. In the future I plan to add a feature that converts a number into a roman numeral.
LINK------>>>> http://roman.calc.s3-website-us-west-2.amazonaws.com