Tyler Probst
Front-end web development is my forte, my skills include, but are not limited to, Javascript, jQuery, Bootstrap, Backbone.js, Underscore.js, CSS3, and HTML5. Back-end development fascinates me, I have experience in Python, Ruby on Rails, C++ and SQL. Several of the applications you will find on this page are deployed using Amazon AWS and Heroku and all the projects I have contributed to use Git and Github for version control. The links in the navbar at the bottom of the page will display their respective projects.
Photogrammatron is an in browser photo editor that allows you to perform photoshop functions as well as apply filters such as grayscale and sepia. This project was built to gain a better understanding of image manipulation and working with the HTML5 canvas element. It takes advantage of Facebook Oauth, and the Facebook API so the user can edit their photo, and then post that photo directly to their facebook wall.
Craigslist inspired me to build a clone application. It utilizes the Flask framework, alongside the ORM SQLAlchemy,the mailing service Flask-mail, and a mySQL relational database. It features handrolled cross-site request forgery protection and other security protocols to help keep our guests protected.
This is a classic Go Fish game made completely in vanilla javascript with bootstrap for styling. To make this game possible and any other card games I make in the future I made a deck library which give you access to the 52 cards in your average deck. Unicode characters were used to display the face and backs of the cards. Please check out the link below for a fully functional and playable Go Fish game.
Terminal chess is a game I developed to show some fundamental skills in the Python language. It utilizes Classes, inheritance and it is a perfect example of object oriented programming. It utilizes a web socket server and connects two players for an exciting game of terminal chess.