HUGH BOWMAN

- Fullstack .NET Developer -
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Parts In Parcels - MVC Store Appmore_vert

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An online meat store created with ASP.NET MVC 5, Entity Framework 6 and Materialize CSS. Products from the database and information about each item can be viewed from the database.

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Console Postmanmore_vert

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A console application that makes HTTP requests to a specified API endpoint and returns the response.

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A database of campgrounds made with Node.js, Express.js, and MongoDB. PassportJS is used for authentication and authorization.

TODO: improve styling, add more user interaction functionality

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Renewable Energy Web Mapmore_vert

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A web map using LeafletJS to display all renewable energy sources in the United States. The user may click the map to see available resources within 500km of the location clicked as well as on each source to determine name, source, and distance from the clickpoint.

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CSS Creaturemore_vert

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A CSS creature.

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A game created with HTML, CSS, and Javascript. Generates a random RGB color and assigns the color to one square. Two other squares are generated of a random color on easy mode and five more are generated on hard mode. Users try to guess the correct color. Incorrect guesses cause the tiles to disappear.

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About me

Hello! My name is Hugh Bowman. I am currently a student at Eleven Fifty Academy on the .NET track. I am interested in becoming a fullstack developer and learning ASP.NET MVC 5, Web API 2, and Angular.

Previously, I worked as an archaeologist in Virginia and Illinois. While I enjoyed field work, I increasingly found myself preferring to stay inside mapping our firm's projects on GIS software and writing small Python scripts to automate tasks. Eventually, I branched out and began making web maps with JavaScript and frameworks like Leaflet.JS. I developed a passion for web technologies and decided to transition to a career in web development.

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