Jonathan Thompson

Pigmatic is a simplified museum collection database built on a full stack MERN (Mongoose, Express, React, and Node) foundation. The application takes user input for a museum collection and inserts it into a database. Once created, the user can add items to the collection as the database joins items based on the object ID.

A full-stack web application using mysql, Express.js, handlebars, and a number of other NPM apps to create a website which populates with and updates database information.

A full-stack web application using Node.JS and MySql to create an interactive database of public art in the Chicago area. Users upload images and descriptions of artwork around the city which are added to an SQL database. This information is then presented on a Google maps viewer with the location of the art.

First full-stack web application. Friend Finder is a simple survey web application which uses Materialize, Node.js, and a number of NPM apps to build a mock dating website.

A Node.js application which uses inquirer, cli-table, and mysql to create a command line shopping database akin to Amazon.

A node module which uses inquirer to create complete and cloze flashcards.

A Node.js app which uses input from the command line to output data from a set of APIs.

Moodsic is a mood-changing application which utilizes Deezer, GeoID, and Darksky APIs. The data collected is then presented to the user so that they may decide on how best to attempt to change their mood. Moods can be changed through the selection of specific emoticons which lead to curated playlists.

Simple web application for gathering and storing accession information for records technicians within a museum setting.

A small Chinese trivia game using jQuery and hide/show functions.

A small web app using giphy API and jQuery to port gifs into the DOM.

A train scheduler which takes input from a form field and sends it to a Firebase database. This data is then appended into the HTML layout.

A portfolio page using bootstrap in order to provide a level of responsiveness. This was my first time using bootstrap so I did not take the opportunity to familiarize myself with the grid.

A simple JavaScript hangman game. I could not get a number of elements to function properly and would like to revisit this at a later time. Considering a switch from JavaScript to jQuery in order to improve on the game.

A responsive portfolio making heavy use of media queries in order to change the size and layout of the page when viewed in 640, 768, and 980 px.

First time using jQuery and Bootstrap grid in order to build a matching game.

A basic HTML/CSS portfolio built as a first project. This portfolio is not responsive.