Steven Wooding

This is a AngularJS calculation tool that helps people compare different types of bulbs. The project uses Angular's two-way data binding and maths features to perform the calculations. This project was completed while doing the Lynda.com course Creating a Calculation Tool with AngularJS 1. A live version of this project can be found at bulbcompare.com.

This project uses an AngularJS frontend that gets data from a Python Flask backend. The data comes from a public API that the game creator has made available. To enable further long term analysis and to avoid API limits, the data is stored in a PostgreSQL database. The Angular frontend allows for instant sorting of the data on any column, without any calls back to the server. You can see it in action here.

This JavaScript arcade game uses object-oriented design patterns to handle multiple game objects. This was a Udacity project with the graphics and basic engine supplied. I coded the game logic and added features such as levels, lives and high score. A live version of the game can be found here.

Installed and configured all required software to turn a baseline Ubuntu Amazon Web Services server into a fully functional web application server, including Apache Web Server and PostgreSQL database server.

Using Google App Engine's Endpoints API, built the Python backend to support a web- and Android-based conference organization application.

Developed a content management system using the Flask framework in Python. Authentication is provided via OAuth and all data is stored within an SQL database.

Click here for the live demo of this project.

Built a PostgreSQL relational database scheme to store the results of a game tournament. Also provided a number of queries to efficiently report the results of the tournament and determine the winner.

Project uses server-side code to dynamically create a website of movies using object-oriented Python. I added the storyline and release date of each movie to the website. I also changed the look of the website to a dark theme using CSS.

A Bootstrap website featuring some of my photosphere photographs and virtual tours. Uses PHP includes to be more DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself). The website is live at 360ify.com.

This is a responsive website built using the Bootstrap framework and custom CSS. The site features some of the projects I have completed. Further details of each project can be revealed by click on an project image or by visiting the project on GitHub. The source code for this site can be found on my GitHub account here.