Tasks is a task management app built during my coding bootcamp as a four-day team project. Users can create accounts, log in, manage tasks, and assign team members. The frontend was built with Handlebars.js and CSS, while I focused entirely on the backend, handling database architecture, Sequelize modeling, routing, and authentication using Node.js, Express, MySQL, and Passport. Authentication wasn’t required, but I took the initiative to implement it, which deepened my understanding of REST APIs and tools like Insomnia and Postman. This project was a major milestone in my development journey, and I’m especially proud of what we achieved in such a short time.

Posh Punk: Digital Emporium, is a passion project I'm making as a custom cms and e-shop for my fiancee. It's in development with no production deployment yet It showcases my Next.js, Typescript, Express.js skills among more.

WriteMyReadme was one of my first projects using Node.js—a CLI tool that generates README files based on user input. This project introduced me to npm packages, command-line interactions, and working with Node.js. I learned how to use Inquirer for user prompts, the fs module for file handling, and Markdown for formatting. It was a surprising and rewarding experience that solidified my interest in backend development. Check out the repo to install and try it out!

This project was a business-to-business website I built while working as a web developer at an agency. Using WordPress and Oxygen Builder—both new to me—I developed the site from scratch, with an xd design to match. I ensured full responsiveness across devices and took creative initiative, adding bells and whistles in various places. This project was a great opportunity to showcase my frontend skills, and I’m proud of how it turned out.