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    Welcome to my projects and portfolio page.

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    31 July 2019

    A Proposition for Container, Component, Composite, HOC pattern

    I aim to reinforce a design pattern that I’ve seen work in a production environment for a small or large application. The pattern is based on other articles on design patterns for React/Redux applications (Smith, Abramov). And like other articles, this one also will also recommend that anything written here should be taken with a grain of salt....

    React Node.js Javascript
    17 June 2019

    Shiny and a Docker Container

    The code for this project can be found on GitHub

    Someone recently told me that they were interested in making a Shiny application that was portable so that anyone could grab a prebuilt image on a machine and deploy the application on their own servers. I thought this was an interesting challenge so I started to do...

    R Docker Shiny
    01 March 2019

    AWS Environment Variables with Docker & React

    You can use an express server to write an .env file and build your React application with Node child process executing your commands. This allows you to bypass restrictions in Docker and AWS so that you can efficiently pull environment variables straight from the host.

    Directory structure is something like this:

    >- Application - maintenance/ - css/...
    React Node.js Docker NGINX Express AWS
    05 December 2016

    Scapes News

    The code for the front-end can be found on GitHub here

    One day I decided that I didn’t want my news by category, geo, or typical aggregations. I simply wanted to choose the sources I trusted and aggregate the results into news that I found interesting. That’s why I created this news application, Scapes News.

    XML Ruby Ruby on Rails HTML5 Nokogiri
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