Celestial Bodies Database - Database that exhibits my SQL database knowledge for possible use cases of helping others conduct research, create visualizations, or simply learn more about the universe.

World Cup Database- Database and shell scripts that demonstrate skills in SQL and Shell Scripting.

Salon Appointment Scheduler - A shell script appointment scheduler for a salon. The shell script uses the psql command to interact with the database.

Periodic Table - Bash script that prints out information about an element, given its atomic number, symbol, or name.

Number Guessing Game - Bash script that implements a number guessing game with database integration.

Timestamp Microservice - This API is written in JavaScript and uses the Express framework to serve a Unix formatted timestamp upon client request. The API endpoint is well-documented and easy to use.

Request Header Parser Microservice -
This API parses the request header and returns the ip address, preferred language, and software used.

URL Shortener Microservice - A URL shortener is a service that takes a long URL and creates a shorter, more memorable version of it. Very useful to make URLs easier to type and remember, to fit long URLs into social media posts or text messages, track the number of clicks on a link, or prevent spam and phishing attacks.

Exercise Tracker Application - This project showcases my proficiency in building a comprehensive exercise tracking application using Node.js, Express.js, MongoDB, and the MVC architecture, demonstrating expertise in backend, frontend, and database management.

File Metadata Microservice - A file metadata microservice application that allows users to upload files, extracts their metadata (original filename, mimetype, and size), and displays the extracted information. It utilizes Express for routing, Multer for file handling, and HTML for the user interface.

Markov Chains - Efficient Python function to calculate the probability of reaching all states in a Markov chain, with potential for use in gaming, finance, and other applications. I found out about this when I was given the google foobar challenge.