Elbert Bae

An API interface to communicate with slack users using the command pattern to track existing pull requests. The application is a demo to support a possible use case for development teams to track pull request statuses, history of reviewers, and review scores. It was created following discussions on the developers' difficulty in tracking code quality improvements over time, considering past code review scores and trends. By using class interfaces, it is coded in a way that will make it easy to extend functionality to other chat applications such as Teams or Discord.

Flooding is a web application that uses Mapbox GL and a custom layer to showcase the impact of rising water levels. Map highlights show the areas of coastal cities that will be impacted by global warming as glaciers melt and waters rise. Users can interact with the map to see how Vancouver will be affected by rising water levels and expand their knowledge of the possible damages of global warming worldwide. Demo version—flooding.bertcode.com.

As a part of a hackathon project, a partner and I developed Nubrew. It is an application that communicates with Google's machine learning API to provide information on beers based on the image recognition of beer labels. The proof of concept was created using a machine learning model of five beers and hooked up to a React Native application. The user can take a photo of one of these beers for the application to pull up relevant information.

Wordle is a popular online game with a lot of daily players. This application is a terminal-based version of the game. By providing input, the application will attempt to decipher the game within six tries by narrowing down possible answers and constructing regular expression patterns after each attempt. Each failed guess will reconstruct the pattern by matching regular expressions based on previously used letters; it follows the same original Wordle game's rules by letting the program know which letters exist in the word or match the exact position.

The webhook event distributor was created as a part of a demo for a possible use case in distributing data across multiple subscribed clients. Using Lerna to package the library with the webhook API service, the application is capable of storing subscribed listeners to events based on ownership criteria. By subscribing to an event, the API's consumption of the event will re-emit those events to the subscribers through the application. A functional integration test is available with instructions on how to run it in the repository README.md.

The React application was created as a demo using AWS serverless back end to share stories similar to the classic Starwars introductions. The application's back end is currently disabled. However, the web part still works, showcasing functional React programming and less frequently used hooks, such as useRef, to support the animation frames. By changing the story, it's possible to see the web application animation of the story's travel through space. Working demo— star-crawl.bertcode.com.

A clone of the Notion-enriched text editor using React. The project is a demo within another project released as an MVP to support rich text editors. It uses React with support for bold and font type editing and slash commands to build text nodes. It is a pure front-end implementation of the MVP.