Projects
Android Timezone Helper App
Technologies used: Kotlin
Translates the time in one city to the time in another city. For example, say you wanted to know what time it would be in San Francisco, CA when it's 3:00pm in Denver, CO. The app would tell you it would be 2:00pm in San Francisco when it's 3:00pm in Denver.
Most time zone converters only tell you what the current time is in other timezones. This app allows the user to convert any time they want.
This simplifies and streamlines scheduling between time zones.
Android Percent Off Calculator
Technologies used: Java
Calculates price after taking off percent discount. For example, if a product costs £49.99 is on sale for 20% off, the app tells you what you'll pay after 20% is taken off the original price, £39.99.The app doesn't take into account tax as this varies between regions/countries.
Library Manager Web App
Technologies used: Java, Spring Boot, React, Docker
Containerized RESTful web application for managing library data.
CLI Chess Game
Technologies used: Ruby
2 player command line full chess game interface written in Ruby with TDD.
Habit Tracker App
Technologies used: Python, Django, Javascript
Single page web application using Django REST API and Javascript to track, measure, and graph consistency in building new habits.
About me
Hi, I'm Jeff. I'm a full-stack software developer with an eye for fixing gaps in efficiency and code quality.
I'm dedicated to continuous learning and staying updated with the latest industry trends. Whether it's optimising code for performance, collaborating with cross-functional teams, or problem-solving in dynamic environments, I'm always eager to take on new challenges.
Prior to being a software developer, I ran a Personal Training business for nearly a decade. Here, I not only learned how to prioritise my time, work autonomously, and hold myself accountable, but also how to effectively communicate, listen, and address my clients needs who came from diverse backgrounds and walks of life.
When I'm not coding I'm studying Mandarin Chinese, lifting things, or cooking new recipes.