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About

My name is Dylan Lowman, and I am a developer. I have a bachelor's degree in computer science from Texas Tech University. I graduated in December of 2022.

Since then I have collaborated on the development of a web application with Western Shamrock Corporation for processing loan payments, and currently I am working for Toyota Connected, utilizing bash scripting to automate the imaging and security patching of Linux assets.

Personal improvement is continuous for me; from developing personal programming projects to getting certified from reputable IT associations, the learning never stops.

Experience

I have immersed myself in a variety of languages and frameworks throughout my university and production development experience. From starting off my journey, printing "Hello World!" to the console, to now where I can utilize programming language concepts such as object-oriented programming, data structures, algorithms, and more, to create programs and applications. Below is a list of languages and frameworks I have worked with over the years.

Programming Languages

Python
Java
C++
SQL

Scripting Languages

Bash

Frameworks

Django

Projects

Portfolio Website

This portfolio website that you are currently visiting is one of my first big projects to show. I focused on learning the fundamentals of front-end development: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript were used in order to create, style, and make the webpage responsive and dynamic. As well as using git to keep track of version control and push changes to the server hosting the portfolio webpage.

Tech Stack

HTML
CSS
JavaScript
CSS Flexbox

Calculator

The calculator is a simple project that takes in user input and validates it. Allowing users to choose a math operation through the radio buttons and enter in the numbers that will be part of the operation. It will then display the output to the user.

Tech Stack

HTML
CSS
JavaScript
CSS Flexbox

Calculator

Answer

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Recipe Book

The Recipe Book is an application that allows users to do all the basic database operations with recipes. Users can create, read, update, and delete (CRUD operations) recipes. While interacting with a graphical user interface (GUI), created using the C# framework Windows Forms.

Tech Stack

C#
Windows Forms
SQLite