Sports Messenger

A sports park locating application.
sports messenger project

Sports Messenger

Do you have a sport that you enjoy playing but find it hard to find decent pick up games? Well you’re in luck! With sports messenger you can always be in the loop on where all the hotspots are. Sports messenger is an application developed using Node, Angular, and Bootstrap. Providing an up to date map of spots where you could get your game on. So hesitate no more and click the locations link below to get started.

  • Contributors: Keiran Beaton, Mashall Miller, Earnest Cain
  • Role: Developer
  • Year: 2016
  • Tools: Node.js, AngularJS, MongoDB, Bootstrap, Google Api
  • Location: View here

Rx_SMS

A prescription drug interaction guide.
Rx_SMS

Rx_SMS

Rx_SMS is a back-end drug interaction app using text messaging. New users can create an account with their cell phone number and provider (Sprint, T-Mobile, etc.) along with any medications that they take. Users can then send a text from their cell phone with the name of a new drug to see if it interacts with any of their saved medications. Rx SMS will send a text response with details on any drug interactions found.

  • Contributors: Aliza Pilisuk, Tracey Radcliffe, Earnest "tre" Cain
  • Role: Developer
  • Year: 2016
  • Tools: Node.js, MongoDB, Postman, SendGrid.
  • Location: View here

ArtQuest

Get into touch with the finer things of Seattle.
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ArtQuest

New to Seattle or just visiting? Check out our website for a list of great public art you need to see to earn your tourist badge. Find works of art near you or choose a curated list to get started. As you visit each artwork, use your location to verify that you are in the right place. See your objectives on a map, or just show the ones you have completed. Create different quests based on location, number of art objects, and radius to quest in.

  • Contributors: Tatiana Weaver, Jeremy Moore, Derek Graham, Earnest Cain
  • Role: Developer
  • Year: 2016
  • Tools: JavaScript, jQuery, HTML, CSS, Firebase, page.js.
  • Location: View here

BeerFellows

Drinking application that allows one to make choices off a survey of questions.
BeerFellows

BeerFellows

They say different drinks are made for different moods, so if you’re craving a cold adult beverage but aren’t entirely sure what you are in the mood for. Jump right into this application and let it do the work for you. This is a simple application that outputs specific drinks for you to try in accordance to a quick survey of given question. If you see something you love don’t hesitate to comment for later use.

  • Contributors: James Moon, Tracey Radcliffe, Earnest "tre" Cain, Crystal Lessor
  • Role: Developer
  • Year: 2016
  • Tools: JavaScript, jQuery, HTML, CSS.
  • Location: View here

WeatherTechie

Weather application that allows statistics on temp, pressure, and humidity.
weather techie

BeerFellows

Weather application built with redux, react, and vanilla JS. If you are curious about the weather conditions in different regions then boy do we have the solution. Just give us a try and prepare to be enlightened.

  • Contributors:Earnest "tre" Cain
  • Role: Developer
  • Year: 2017
  • Tools: JavaScript, React, HTML, CSS, Sparklines, Weather API.
  • Location: View here

Hi there! I'm Earnest

I am a sports loving music making programmer, who doesn't mind a chick flick or two. I prefer to do my coding at a crowded restaurant over a starbucks any day, and my idea of a vacation is spending time shooting hoops in the gym or the classic Los Angeles cliche of hiking. If you have any questions or conerns whether it be coding advice, waiver wire pick ups in fantasy football, or just want a friend. Please don't hesitate to hit that contact link on the side. My responses are usual prompt being that I'm always glued to my computer. I know time is money and money is time so thank you for taking a moment to visit my portfolio page. Hope you have a wonderful day and continue to prosper my friends.

My coding experience

I started my coding journey by self-teaching. I did research and studied through books and online classes. I continued my voyage by signing up and attending Hack reactors Fulcrum program online. In this program we focused primarily on JavaScript and the Underscore.js framework. We went over algorithms, callbacks, closures, and several other things. At the end of the online program I knew it was only the beginning for me. What started as an interest quickly became my passion. My thirst for knowledge quickly grew, and I was excited because I knew that I had found what I wanted to do for the rest of my life. So in order to continue with my progress, I researched and applied to several highly ranked coding bootcamps. I decided to attend CodeFellows in Seattle, Washington. We quickly hit the ground running. I didn’t have time to catch my breath, but I was energized by it. We used frameworks like bootstrap and foundation for designing stylish web applications, while also using frameworks like page.js for routes and Ajax calls to handle the data. I was amazed at how much knowledge I could learn in such a short amount of time. The program flew by, and by the time we were done I was able to build fully functional web applications. I used Node.js on the backend, MongoDb as a database, and AngularJS on the frontend. Despite all of the skills and knowledge that I’ve accrued over the past few months, I know one of the most valuable parts is that I have a capability of learning a great quantity in a short amount of time.

My Interest

Favorite Techy Quotes

“Measuring programming progress by lines of code is like measuring aircraft building progress by weight.” Bill Gates, co-founder of Microsoft
“The real problem is not whether machines think but whether men do.” B.F.Skinner
“The technology keeps moving forward, which makes it easier for the artists to tell their stories and paint the pictures they want.” George Lucas
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