Web Developer
Programmer
Designer
Hello, I’m Evan Burgess!
Hardworking and dependable, capable of managing time properly to meet deadlines. Strong math, technical and
problem solving skills which lead to an efficient approach to tasks and issues. Great listener and team player which
grants the ability to learn new techniques and routines quickly. From academic experiences strong understanding of
JavaScript, Java, C++, HTML and CSS. Advanced knowledge from professional experiences in PHP, SASS, JavaScript and
NodeJS. Adept in React/React Native, Laravel and Angular 2. Passionate about the web and web technologies, always
reading articles about new features, patterns and more as well as reading documentation which allows speedy research on
frameworks, libraries and languages. From my hobbyist experience I am familiar with Linux distributions such as Solus,
Cinnamon, Ubuntu (and its flavours), Raspbian and Android.
Computer Programmer Analyst Class of 2019
Dean’s Honour roll in 2017/2018/2019 with a 4.0 GPA
A small design project for a progressive web app aimed to help users create a plant watering schedule.
Macrobeat is an all in one cloud streaming interface for YouTube, Soundcloud, Bandcamp, Spotify and more to come soon. It allows users to search all services inside the interface and add to a global playing queue and the music will play out of the connected speakers (from the server) It requires minimal setup and has a great interface.
An Android that utilizes Firebase ML Kit in order to parse pictures of Sudoku puzzles into memory in order to be solved using the backtracking or non-deterministic approach.
A small progressive web app that can be used to share songs with your friends on Discord. You set a webhook for a channel and when a user shares a song, it will fetch the links on the top 4 most popular platforms as well as the image and send it in a nicely formatted discord message. It's also installable so it may be used as a share target on Android.
A basic chat app that has rooms and members. It uses React for the front end with socket io on the back end for instant messaging. It also has support for embeds such as website previews and images.
This is a project I did for school, our assignment was to use a Library in order to make a service host and a client and communicate using sockets. So I created MasterMind using the Material Design element package for WPF. It's a little different from traditional MasterMind and I wanted an *unlimited* amount of people to be able to join the server. So there are no turns, it's just the first to guess the answer but you have a limit of 8 guesses before you lose by default.