The mFlixApp Movie REST API uses Node.js, Express, and MongoDB. This API handles user registration, authentication, and allows users to manage their favorite movies. It offers powerful search capabilities for movies, directors, genres, and actors. The API is hosted on Heroku, highlighting backend development skills.

The mFlix React Client is a responsive movie app built with React and React Bootstrap. It allows users to explore, rate, and review their favorite movies. This client-side component of mFlixApp allows users to browse an extensive movie collection, view detailed movie information, add movies to their favorites, and manage their profiles. Its responsive design ensures an optimal viewing experience across various devices

The Event (Meet) App is a PWA made to streamline event discovery. Using technologies like React.js, AWS Lambda, and Google Calendar API, the app offers users a simple platform to explore an array of events. Google Authentication (OAuth2) ensures a secure and personalized experience for users. Implementing a Test-Driven Development (via Puppeteer and react testing library) approach strengthened the app's reliability and functionality.

Chirp is a mobile chat application for anonymous conversations. It was developed using Native and Expo for the front-end, Firebase for real-time database and authentication, and Gifted Chat for a smooth chat interface. Users can choose a username and chat background color, then engage in chat sessions with other users. The app emphasizes privacy and simplicity, making it easy to start conversations without the need for account creation.

mFlix Angular App is a responsive movie app built with Angular. Users can explore movies, directors, and genres, create profiles, and save favorite movies. The app features user-friendly login and registration, Angular Material design, and thorough code commenting. Hosted on GitHub Pages, it showcases Angular development skills and offers an intuitive movie discovery experience.

The PokeDex Web Application is a simple web app I built using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It connects to the PokeAPI to provide users with an accessible and user-friendly list of Pokémon. Users can search for Pokémon by name and view further information. The app demonstrates front-end development skills.