Macro Math – This little application converts calories to macronutrients and macronutrients back to calories. No frills. I struggled to find an online tool where I could input macronutrient numbers (carbs, fats, proteins) and calculate the final caloric intake, so I made one myself. For the reverse calculation, the user is able to select a caloric amount and lifestyle formula to come up with a macronutrient split that works for the chosen parameters.
Tech Stack: Backend relies on Express on node.js. Designs are rendered through EJS templates and rely partially on Bootstrap. Deployed using Heroku servers.
SPF Detect – This bare-bones web app reports to the user whether they need to wear SPF that day. Using a US based zip code as input, the app converts this numeric input in to a location and subsequently calls the OpenWeather API to determine the UV index that day. Pages are displayed in a clean, easy to read manner.
Tech Stack: Backend is constructed with Python using the Django framework. Designs are rendered through HTML templates and rely partially on Bootstrap. Deployed using Heroku servers.