I created this after receiving orders for nutritionally atrocious drinks at my job as a Barista.
I would calculate the sugar content in each drink to see how devastating they would be, when I realized this could be a nice web application.
The repository is public and available here.
in partnership with CGI, we were tasked to design and create a web application to receive and track donations for a generic client.
i and another team member were tech leads for the backend portion of the application.
this application was written in java using the springboot framework. my colleague and i were already very familiar with java, so this
was a decision born out of convenience as well as java being a practical and easy language for web applications. we used stripe to spare us
from learning financial programming in a <6 month period and to offload maintenance onto a third-party.
team project for operating systems course at ULL. course was taught almost entirely within a 1996 release
of UC Berkeley's Nachos. code within this codebase
is an uneven mix of c and pre-release c++, some times existing in the same files and sharing syntax in the same line.
our team was tasked with implementing virtual memory in a limited operating system as to allow multiple simple programs to run concurrently,
as well as allow programs that required more RAM than available to utilize virtual memory to achieve their task(s).
please be aware that this code is unlikely to run on your machine. you will need a virtualbox instance of nachos through an older release of ubuntu.
i no longer remember the version nor have access to the .iso i was given.
