I am an aspiring software developer with a background in science and microbiology. I am well versed in working independently and in groups, as well as communicating effectively with professionals and the public. I have strong attention to detail and can quickly pick up concepts and implement new ideas.
Email: crystal.m.ly@gmail.com
Github: https://github.com/cml2377
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/crystal-m-ly/
A focused problem solver who can clearly communicate issues and solutions to her partners. Excellent at developing software that meets basic requirements and proper aesthetic. Used to Object-Oriented Design, MERN stack, and deploying on Heroku and Github. Uses ESLint for linting purposes. Avid fan of Visual Studio Code extensions. Relentless at finding solutions on the web. Enjoys constantly adding modules and icebox features to enrich user experience (to the dismay of my teammates).
Skills: MongoDB, Express, Javascript, React, SASS, Bootstrap, Mongoose, UIKit, Node, Frontend and Backend Technologies.
Currently in the process of learning PHP/Laravel.
This application draws from public information to obtain free trails and camp grounds for your best four-legged friend. Also provides weather data for any US city/zipcode! My team members and I were motivated by our love of nature and dogs. Utilizes Bulma CSS framework, Moment, OpenWeatherMap API, and USA Data. Also uses Hiking Project's API to grab nearby trails.
The link to the Heroku site is on the Github page or the title above! This application draws from public information to find motorcycle and car events, as well as keep track of your favorite vehicles and list of parts. There is also a page where you can search for recalls for a specific vehicle. Uses UIKit for the CSS framework, Unsplash photos, and MySQL/Sequelize for database management. Pulls from Google Places and NHTSA for data that user requests (events or recalls, respectively). Uses Node.js and Express.js for back-end development. Uses ESLint for linting purposes.
The link to the deployed site is on the Github page or the title above. Co-Lab is an app that lets you find real-life team members for any project you can dream of! Other sites like TeamFind allows users to find online teammates, but Co-Lab is here for those who prefer face-to-face interaction.
This app uses the full MERN-stack tech stack. It also uses Github's API to fill the user database and Passport for user authorization/OAuth. Uses FramerX for React animation elements for a smoother user experience.
The link to the Heroku site is on the Github page or the title above! This app connects people in neighborhoods to each other based on their needs. If a user needs someone to grab prescriptions or groceries, they can ask fellow neighbors for assistance.
On the homepage, there is a list of links that will provide information on the current pandemic. In the menu, there are links to a page to post needs, and a page to find needs in your area.
Uses Material-UI, SASS, React, and subtlepattern's wallpaper. Uses Node.js and Express.js for back-end development. Needs are placed in a NoSQL-type database. Uses ESLint for linting purposes.
These are smaller projects that were done throughout the course of the bootcamp. They are in no particular order. Title links go directly to site, while the descriptions go to the Github repo.
An employee directory but with React instead of Node. Uses Material-UI's table component.
