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The ultimate recipe and wellness manager. Create, save, and share all of the recipes and wellness activities you love all in one place.

Song Share

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Easily convert songs from Apple Music to Spotify and vice versa!

Apartment Distance Calculator

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This was an open source project I did on one of my, "Sunday Fundays". The inspiration for the project came to me while I was looking for apartments in Des Moines. I recently took up a form of rock climbing called "bouldering", so I wanted my next apartment to be near the downtown bouldering gym. Thus, I did what any sensible programmer would do. I made terminal application that accepts a specified city, state and an address. It then scrapes apartments.com for all available apartments in the prodvided city, state, and calculates the distance from each apartment and the specified address. Finally, it organizes all the data from closest to furthest away and spits out a .csv file with the gathered data and distances.

Moby Dick

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I completed the Moby Dick project one evening for a job interview. The project entailed creating an application to count the frequency of all the words in a provided .txt file of Moby Dick (exluding any words that were in the provided stop words .txt), and displaying the top 100 most frequent words in whatever way I so chose. I was informed that I should treat the completed project as if I were offloading the project to a different team member or team. With that information, I decided to create a full stack application using Python for the analysis, Bottle for the REST API, Svelte for the client, and Docker to containerize everything for an easy "hand off". At a later date, I went back and re-wrote the analysis in Go to get a feel for the language.

Svelte Data Grid

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This project initially started as a fork from bsssshhhhhhh's svelte-data-grid, but quickly became it's own project as the original was archive. The passion behind this was fed while I was working for Assembled Products Inc.. I had to implement some sort of a data grid, and this was a great starting point. As I continued to work on it and seeing that the original was archived, I realized I should continue with the open source mindset and ensure that other people are able to use it as well. :)