If you're on this page you've followed a link on either an application or my portfolio site. Or maybe I linked something somewhere like on Dev.to. Anyway, hello! Feel free to browse around my hobby code projects. I tend to work on them more often in the winter when Fargo is too cold for outdoor/garage projects. Staying warm and cozy with some code is better than shoveling snow in high winds ☕
🎲 Generators, an ASP.NET Core site using Razor pages and backed by a SQL database. I wanted to take the latest version of Core for a spin and learn about dependency injection among other things, so I built a little site that can generate things for my D&D game on the fly.
👩💻 Writing code that's easy to understand, maintain, and upgrade. I started my career being thrown into a huge legacy system, so I learned the importance of structuring and designing projects with the future in mind...and how miserable it turns out when you don't.
📱 Django + Python. I've done stuff for industrial settings with PTC's Thingworx, but having more customized apps using something like Django and Python looks interesting to learn. So far I haven't done a ton with it beyond tutorials, and previously I've done system support for .NET apps, but I haven't created a Django app myself yet. As long as a project does cool stuff, I'm down to learn additional platforms and skills. Just please don't make me do COBOL again.
🚘 My car! I love that little thing <3