Modern take on florist websites with a strong focus on an easy checkout flow for customers and easy management for business owners. Checkout flow is built from scratch using Stripe as the payment gateway.

Custom solution to help fulfill a need a large janitorial company was facing. This revolved around creating custom audits for each group of locations. Audits are generated on a dynamic schedule and are used to score the current condition of a location. Focus was to make the site speed fast and as easy as possible for both the management and the cleaning companies that have to perform the audits.

Platform for wellness coaches to create courses and charge for it via Stripe Connect. Includes video upload and transcoding. Unique features for teachers to interact with the participants.

A tool developed to manage access to a perks platform for employees via existing CSVs. Dynamic smart CSV importer to allow for more flexibility.

A tool to bring travelers together to form temporary coliving spaces. Helping find groups and management

A internal tool to create and manage our api clients. Clients can be invited to an program where they can manage there api tokens and check total api call count. All the functionality could do accessed by the web or through restful apis. We also hosted our api documentation here. The documentation was created with nannoc.

Updated this gem to support Spree version 3. Adds the ability to add a volume price model to your products.

Adds a new type of payment method for Spree. The ability to invoice a school by adding the schools contact information and tax id number.

Allows a discount to be added based on what type of payment method is selected at checkout.

Business site for the company TriQuest. Static content pages, dynamically added landing pages, and a shop to sell products. The shop is made with Spree version 3 and customized using open sourced gems that I have to updated or create. The shop allowed for product customizations as well as volume pricing on products.

An internal tool used for managing push notifications for many mobile application. The application used information from elasticsearch to send targeted coupons to members based on campaign filters. Campaigns were scheduled ahead of time and sidekiq would be used to find the best coupon matching the campaigns filter and send the notification to the member.

iOS and Android hybrid application. The web application was build using rails, the iOS application with RubyMotion and the Android with Java. The applications used both native views and web views to create a natural feeling mobile application. We chose the hybrid approach so we could contently update the web views without being hindered by app store release schedules. The web side of it used our main api to communicate with our elasticsearch data.

A site made for my grandmother and her amazing art. Simple and easy to use by design. It allows people who own her art to add a painting.

One of my favorite work projects. This application is used to get all the data from a legacy database and convert it to a flatten json format and send it to elasticsearch. Once it is there it has to be updated when it changes in the database so we used database triggers to make an event and use sidekiq to reindex the objects in the background. So far in production sidekiq has reindexed over 225 million records! Running almost 1 million jobs a day. We have 25 million docs stored in elasticsearch over 70 indices.

Built a fun bot to scan a slack channel. If the Travis.ci build fails it will insult you and it it passes it will motivate you. You can ask it for a pun or if your feeling a bit down you can ask for inspiration.

Site used internally to check if any of the applications are down. There is a index page that shows all the servers and will recheck if they are running every 30 seconds. The show page has more detailed information the servers and processes running. The site monitors 30+ servers for 10+ different applications.

My wife (also a software developer) and I wanted to do something special to invite family to our wedding. We decided to do what we do best and made a wedding website.

An internal tool to create and manage our api clients. Clients can be invited to an program where they can manage there api tokens and check total api call count. All the functionality could be accessed by the web or through restful apis. We also hosted our very extensive api documentation here. The documentation was created with nanoc.

We created a hypermedia restful api service for internal and external parter use. It uses the power of elasticsearch to preform advance searches through our data under 100ms. This includes the ability to look up your latitude and longitude by postal code and geolocate the results. The results could also be returned with aggregations of the data set. The api spanned over 44 endpoints and 13 controllers pulling data from 10 elasticsearch indexes.

The band Fictionist wanted a site for fans to earn points to gain exclusives items. Members could help support and promote the band to receive points. The points could be used to unlock music and other band exclusives.

A group coding exercise I setup for a presentation at a monthly Salt Lake City Downtown Ruby User Group (DRUG) presentation and later a presentation at a monthly Utah Valley Ruby User Group (UV.rb). Everyone could write rules for the echo to follow using Ruby or Node and I would deploy the code to either AWS Lambda or Beanstalk servers.

Updated this gem to support Spree version 3. Adds the ability to customize products like adding a message or image.

Business site for the company TriQuest. Static content pages, dynamically added landing pages, and a shop to sell there products. The shop is made with Spree version 3 and customized using open sourced gems that I updated or created. The shop allowed for product customizations as well as volume pricing on products.

Demo application for a presentation on Volt.rb the Ruby isomorphic framework. The application is a team project manager that separates your tasks into 3 sections, repeatable, daily, and one time. You gain experience for completing a task and lose heath for failing a task.

Crowd funding for school and organizations. An organization can create a fundraiser and supporters can donate to the cause. By doing so they supporter gets access to a large discount network.

Curated campings of deals, products and services. Also integrated with the Popshop api service to find more deals on products and offers. The site was designed to not contain any branding, so unfortunately it looks a bit boring. The best part of this site was the admin area. I used the cocoon gem to make nested form attributes. This way I could create or update a campaign and add/update it's many deals and add/update the deal's many photos. Also deals and photos could be dragged up or down to change the display order.