Andrew Elmore

About Me

I love the satisfaction of successfully completing a project. I enjoy having an idea or a problem to solve, coming up with a solution and overcoming the challenges that emerge on the road to that solution. That is what I love about software development, every project comes with a unique set of requirements and therefore a unique set of challenges leading to a unique sense of satisfaction when it is completed.
My knowledge of React, JavaScript, Redux, HTML, CSS, Ruby on Rails, and the MERN Stack give me the technical ability to find the solution to these challenges. My background as a financial advisor also impressed on me the importance of looking at a project from the user’s perspective. This ensures that I structure the project in a way that will lead to the best possible experience for that user.

Recent Work

Catan

A turn based, 4 player game. Inspired by the popular board game, built using pure JavaScript, Canvas, HTML5, CSS3.
See this project on GitHub

Real Analytics

A real estate analysis site that allows users to examine real estate market information from any zip code created using MongoDB, Mongoose, Express.js, React, Node.js, HTML5, CSS3, Google Maps AP, realtorAPI, and AXIOS.
See this project on GitHub

Couchcorn

A netflix clone for viewing a library of travel focused videos. Created using Rails, ReactJS, AWS, HTML5, and CSS3.
See this project on GitHub

CSV Converter Demo

The CSV Converter Demo is a demo version of an app I built to help a company, Trade Labels, rapidly and easily modify field names in CSV files.
See this project on GitHub

Spell Check

Airtable Spell Check adds spellcheck and Find and Replace functionality. It utilizes a separate Airtable Base to store the dictionary allowing each user to customize the dictionary (this app is currently being reviewed by Airtable to be published).
See this project on GitHub

Visual Scorecard

Visual Scorecard is a golf scorecard app which tracks score and adds the position of each stroke to a map. Once the game is complete the user can look back on their past games using the review feature.
See this project on GitHub