Workshop.codes is an online repository aiming to improve visibility and discoverability of user-generated content. Workshop.codes is powered by Ruby on Rails and Elasticsearch, continuously tested by GitHub Actions, and continuously deployed to Heroku.

I have personally contributed over 3,400 lines of code to this project, and am responsible for a number of contributions, including:

• improving content moderation tools, which helped reduce false positive reports by over 70%
• decreasing test suite execution time by 50%
• introducing behavior-driven testing to minimize core feature regression
• implementing a content ancestry system (similar to GitHub forks) which enables clear crediting for both creators and visitors

Snap!Con is a conference centered around the Snap! programming language, where educators, researchers, and Snap! users come together to discuss teaching and learning programming and mathematics. The Snap!Con website helps to coordinate the whole event.

snapcon.org is built in Ruby on Rails, uses Mailbluster to manage emails, and is deployed to Heroku.

My team and I worked within an Agile Scrum workflow to deliver several key features, including:

• an email system overhaul, improving both the organizer and attendee email experience
• an event schedule overhaul to improve comprehensibility
• displaying events happening now or in the near future, to ensure participants are aware of all upcoming events

AnwitaBio is a biopharmaceutical company developing treatment options for patients suffering from cancer and autoimmune diseases. The website acts as an informational page for investors and prospective employees.

AnwitaBio's website is build in Next.js and deployed to Vercel. I am fully and solely responsible for creating, developing, and deploying Anwita Bioscience's website.