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Hi there 👋

Welcome to my humble Github abode.

Grateful for you taking the time to visit my profile and projects. I am currently a software developer at Bitly since early 2022, focused on Golang and the backend. Before Bitly, I picked up Ruby on Rails in 2021. My hope is to hone these software skills and utilize what I have learn in software development, coupled with prior experiences in finance and goverment, to make apps that improves the world in some way. I enjoy learning to code and teaching what I have learned to others, as well as grow and encourage others to be challenged as a team and community.

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Current Technologies:

Go Ruby Ruby on Rails GraphQL PostgreSQL JSON Git Heroku Travis CI HTML CSS

Currently Learning:

Python

Some of my past project highlights are the following:

  • Drink This (GitHub Repo, Live App): (10 days) Group project of six backend developers where I worked on the backend with Ruby on Rails, consuming the CocktailDB API, exposing endpoints to the React/JS frontend (with Tailwind/CSS) and building and debugging python libraries (using pycall, pandas, numpy, and sklearn) for the recommenders model to make accurate cocktail recommendations to a user based on the user rating behavior compared to ratings of other similar users
  • Pawty Trainer (GitHub Repo, Live App): (14 days) Group project of two frontend and three backend developers where I worked on the backend with Ruby on Rails, using GraphQL as the query language for the frontend to consume; with several endpoints to include the ability to input username, dog(s), and training event(s)
  • Sweater Weather (GitHub Repo): (6 days) Solo project, consuming four APIs (Mapquest Geocoding API, Open Weather One Call API, Unsplash Images, and Open Brewery)and exposing six endpoints, including user registration and login sessions with authentication, using a JSON API serializer gem to expose endpoints
  • Rails Engine (GitHub Repo): (6 days) Solo project in ReSTful APIs, exposing merchants, items, and aggregating revenue data for a mock e-commerce web application, with 15 endpoints and custom pagination

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Mark Yen's Projects

battleship icon battleship

Classic battleship game played in your command line interface against the computer

be-m4-git-lesson icon be-m4-git-lesson

This is an old project for students to use and explore git commands during the backend module 4 git lesson.

enigma icon enigma

Encrypting and decrypting messages in a file using Caesar Cipher.

futbol icon futbol

A learning project loosely associated with https://intermediateruby.com, for the benefit of Turing students/alumni, and any other Early-Career Software Engineers who use Ruby. Other related resources from Josh available at: https://josh.works/

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