Verified work from my public GitHub portfolio. These projects show
practical full-stack development, API design, data handling, booking
workflows, authentication, and user-facing interfaces.
For more context on how field operations connects to my development
work, watch my Long Way Into Tech video
or my professional journey video.
GitHub Portfolio
Featured GitHub projects
These repositories show the strongest full-stack signals from my
public GitHub: production-style booking flows, Express/Postgres
APIs, authentication, React clients, and project work from
Fullstack Academy.
A premium mobile-first barber booking app built with Next.js App
Router, TypeScript, TailwindCSS, Supabase Postgres, Stripe Checkout,
Twilio SMS, admin scheduling tools, and an AI secretary route.
Advocacy website in development for Isaac Wright Jr., created with
his knowledge and approval. The work focuses on presenting advocacy
work, public initiatives, and related resources in a clear,
professional, and accessible format.
In Development - HTML - CSS - JavaScript - Content Architecture
A curated rentals guide for Sturgis Rally week with filterable
property cards, image lightbox behavior, voting, comments, and a
Node/Express + Postgres API behind the UI.
A playlist API with user registration, login, JWT authentication,
bcrypt password hashing, protected playlist routes, relational
Postgres tables, seed data, and Vitest/Supertest coverage.
A React/Vite library client that connects to the Book Buddy API,
supports catalog browsing, book detail pages, registration, login,
account views, reservations, and returns.
React - Vite - React Router - API Client - Auth Flow
An employee-management API backed by a real Postgres database,
organized with Express routes, schema/seed scripts, query modules,
and test coverage for database and server behavior.
A React/Vite client for a public fitness routines API, focused on
authentication, browseable routines, user-created activities, and
stateful interaction with external data.
React - Vite - API Integration - Auth - Client State
My GitHub also includes smaller JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and React
exercises from the path into fullstack development. I keep those
repositories public because they show the progression from fundamentals
into larger app architecture.