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                       <span><a href="#">Full Stack</a> | September-2015</span>
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                       <p>Notester is a web application that I’ve been working as a Full Stack Engineer. Notester is an advanced note­-taking tool for users to crowd­source information on specific topics, organized in a hierarchy. I’m responsible for building the Front End/Design. I chose to follow a single‐page design pattern to allow for a simplified UI/UX. Visualized an interactive library of notes and associated subcategories as a graph data structure using D3. The front‐end logic was organizing using Javascript Objects to act as a front end model to handle the creation and saving of notes in the local storage. And also was part of the construction of a highly integrated DB. We used ActiveRecord and PostgreSQL to establish polymorphic associations and self‐referential tables to store users, notes, resources and tags.</p>
  
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                      <span><a href="#">Front End</a> | Nov-2015</span>
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                      <p>The Hufts is currently a stock training platform for stock trading algorithms. The Hufts allows you to upload and backtest your own algorithms against realtime and past time stock data. I’ve been working as the Front End Engineer, with one other engineer building the application. One of the features that I want to highlight, is the data visualization. I used an API High Charts, to help the user have an interactive data visualization experience. I displayed a chart to let the users see their buy and sell points against the actual market, and the other chart I built displays how well your algorithm predicted the actual trends of the stock. </p>
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