This repo is a public collection of the certificates of completion or certifications received from various institutions.

Certifications obtained through work.

Went through OpsRamp Implementation Specialist training that covered installing a new OpsRamp gateway to a network, discover all devices on the network and use that data to provide support for our customers equipment.

Code Louisville Certifications

Code Louisville is a program of KentuckianaWorks. It is funded by the Louisville Metro Government and the Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development. It is a free, part-time, 12-week software development training course in Louisville, KY. The program is open to anyone interested in learning more about software development. The program is designed to help people with no prior experience to gain the skills they need to pursue careers in the technology field. The program is also open to people with some experience in software development who want to learn new skills.

Code Louisville FEWD 1 & 2 Courses

Website Description of the course: Learn how to build, create, and maintain websites. Front-end developers

craft the look and feel of a website that is visible to the end user. They use HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to create the user interface and experience. Front-end developers are also responsible for making sure that the website is responsive, meaning that it works on all devices and screen sizes.

Front End Web Development 1 Project Repo https://github.com/bryanwills/CodeLouisville

Created a basic portfolio website using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The website is responsive and works on all devices and screen sizes.

Front End Web Development 2 Project Repo https://github.com/bryanwills/shorty

Created a URL shortener website/web app using the following tech stack

NextJS, TypeScript, Prettier, TailwindCSS3, PostCSS, Autoprefixer, PrismaDB

In this project, I ask the user to input a valid long URL that they want to shorten. The user inputs a URL of their choice, then I have a regex expression that runs validation against the URL inputted, then I use a generateId function to create a unique linkId for the user. My app will check to see if the shortened URL already exists and if it does exist, the app will return the linkId already used. If not, it will generate a new one and it will store this information in the Prisma database that I am using to store the generated linkId IDs which consists of 8 characters from the generateId function. I use a dyanmic route with [linkId].tsx to reroute the user from the shortened URL to the long URL they wanted to shorten.

Code Louisville Data Analysis with Python Course

Website Description: Use raw data to find trends and answer questions. You'll learn crucial Python and SQL skills necessary for advanced analytics.

Project repo https://github.com/bryanwills/python_codelou

This project scrapes data using Python from a website, realtor.ca and extracts specific data to a Pandas Dataframe for analysis. The project can be ran locally and is also hosted on a Google Colab Notebook. I had the project running on a VPS as well, but that site is currently not working. The data is exported to an XLSX file for further analysis or can be used to email to someone.