My Portfolio


My Apps


React Native Jobs
(React Native, Node, Express, EJS, HTML, JavaScript)
iOS, Android

Hacker News 100
(React Native)
Android

Rexburg Garage Sale App
(Ionic 2, Angular 2, Node, TypeScript)
iOS, Android

Lightning List™
(Titanium Studio, JavaScript)
iOS

Flag Capture Extreme™
(Unity 3D, C#)
iPhone, Android

Calorie Counter Weekly
(Xamarin, C#)
iOS

Moon Tug
(Xcode, Objective C)
iPad

Slingshot Air Hockey
(Unity 3D, C#)
Android

Sensory Sand
(Unity3D, C#)
iOS, Android

Wood Block Pinball
(Unity3D, C#)
iPad

Brick Juggle
(Unity 3D, C#)
iOS

Cost Per Square Foot Calculator
(Xamarin Studio, C#)
iOS, Android

Cost Per Square Metre Calculator
(Xcode, Swift)
iOS

Cost Per Ounce Calculator
(Xcode, Objective-C, Android Studio, Java)
iOS, Android

Notes in Categories
(Android Studio, Java)
Android

Visual Timer
(Android Studio, Java)
Android

Two Column List
(Android Studio, Java)
Android

White Screen Flashlight
(Android Studio, Java)
Android

Black Screen LED Flashlight
(Android Studio, Java)
Android

Toggle LED Flashlight
(Android Studio, Java)
Android

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