This was a team project I was involved in during my studies at Business College Helsinki. I acted as the Scrum Master for this project, implemented and maintained the GitHub repositories, and ensured that Git was maintained correctly. I implemented the feature seen in the GIF, which was an asset searcher function. This function takes the users input as they type and matches their search query with the assets in the API; once clicked, it will update the graph with the selected asset by making an API call. In addition to this, I also created the logo for this project using Figma.

This was another project completed as a group during my studies at Business College Helsinki. This project was created using React, and we utilised Git to manage our workflow. For this, I was responsible for creating the table which uses an API to fetch the latest Premier League positions and stats and displays them in an easy to read table. Since this project uses an API to generate the data, the table will always be up to date with the latest statistics.

This is a project created using Node.js and Express. This application is a server that allows the following actions to be carried out: Retrieve all computers, Retrieve computer by ID number, update a computers information and delete a computer by ID number. The project uses EJS to create templates which are then dynamically filled when a specific action is carried out. This project is not hosted; however, the instructions on running the project are contained in the GitHub repository. This was my first major project using Node.js and Express and helped me understand how to create an application containing a Front-end and Back-end.

This was my first project using TypeScript, which I created during my studies at Business College Helsinki. This project helped me familiarise myself with TypeScript and the type system. Since I have done several projects with JavaScript, it was useful to build a project using typeScript and to see the differences, advantages and disadvantages of using TypeScript.