Portfolio

Atlas is Full Sail University’s proprietary curriculum management online platform that allows educators to create, share, explore, and plan their curriculum. Atlas provides a centralized space where our educators can view detailed curriculum information on every course in every degree program throughout the university. This information includes course learning outcomes, course descriptions, individual learning activities, course topics, course materials, course lesson plans, program outcomes, career information, and course sequence.

Tools used in Atlas - HTML, CSS, Angular, Angular Material, SCSS, IntelliJ IDEA, Codeigniter, PHP, FontAwesome, Bootstrap, Material Design

Resourceful Teaching is a website created for Amy Trujillo so that she could create an online portfolio of some of here work from her Master's Degree classes, as well as her professional education work.

Tools used in Resourceful Teaching - Javascript, CSS, HTML

I created the Parks app to practice and learn Swift and Swift UI. Creating my own app that can pull from an API to display information about the local Disney parks has been a thought of mine for quite a while, and this will be an ongoing project that will eventually lead to an Apple TV app, and possibly an iOS widget.

Tools used in the Park App - Xcode, Swift, Swift UI, Theme Park Wik V1 API

This is my own personal website portfolio page. For this page I wanted to do and use something a bit different, so I found the Vapor framework, which is a Swift based framework that can be used to build web apps, apis, and with Leaf Templating full websites. This was a bit challenging for me, but I’m always up for a little challenge, frustration, and relief when finding solutions.

Tools used in JamesTrujillo.com - Xcode, Swift, Vapor, Leaf, AWS Lightsail, CSS, HTML, Supervisor, NginX

Parks API - On this website I am using the same api as in the ParkFun App but here it’s being utilized in a standard website using Javascript instead of Swift.

Tools used in Parks API - HTML, CSS, Javascript, Theme Park Wik V1 API https://api.themeparks.wiki/docs/v1/

This was another personal project of mine. I wanted to have the ambience of sitting at Disney's Sci-Fi Drive-In Restaurant in my room when I'm trying to work or relax and could not find what I wanted, so I took a few photos I had taken and stiched them together, then cut out the background wall and replaced it with a starry night, added some trees, and background elements. After that I took video and audio I had, cleaned up the audio, replaced the original audio in th evideo, and then had to sync it up with the video. Everything was don using the iPad, no computers were harmed or stressed during the making of this.

Tools used in creating this video, Photoshop for iPad, Final Cut Pro for iPad, Affinity Photo, Logic Pro for iPad