From Stone Tools To Web Tools
Whether stone or digital, it's all about making tools for good. And continious learning.
I started out as an archaeologist, digital mapper and a modeler of agent-based social systems. I built simulation models, data processing and visualization applications for scientists working with demographic data. Leveraging my systems-thinking and coding skills for software development was a natural career transition.
If you would like to learn more about me, check out my profile at LinkedIn, get a printable resume, or contact me at mvsergeyeva@gmail.com.
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Projects
SPEECHY (Github)
A Ruby on Rails app inspired by my friend, - a speech language pathologist, - who frequently works with children with autism spectrum disorders. These children have difficulty in recognizing human emotions, and the app allows to perform training sessions, and record and analyze students' success over time. The app also allows the users to share training data (currently, images only).
Built with: Ruby, Rails 4, jQuery, Devise, Paperclip, Bootstrap, Javascript, D3.js.
Safety Walks (Github)
A Javascript application wrapped in Rails for deployment purposes. The app shows types of crimes and density of crimes along a walking route. Limited to San Francisco only.
Built with: Rails 4, Google Maps API, Javascript, Turf.js, jQuerySlider, jQuery.
Flight Booker (Github)
A Ruby on Rails app allowing users to book tickets and receive email confirmations. Note: not a real booking system; only uses sample data.
Built with: Ruby, Rails 4, SendGrid.
MugBooklet (Github)
A Ruby on Rails app mimicking the basic features of Facebook.
Built with: Ruby, Rails 4, Devise, jQuery, Javascript.
Kanban-Board (Github)
A Ruby on Rails app for creating tasks and managing their progress.
Built with: Ruby, Rails 4, jQuery, Bootstrap, Javascript.
SF Movies Viz (Github)
Visualizations of San Francisco movie data by genre, year and location. Visualizations include point density maps by year and genre, and a seriation graph of how genres were changing over time.
For best results, view on a screen with at least 700px width.
Built with: D3.js, Leaflet.js, jQuery, Bootstrap, Javascript.
Snake Game (Github)
A classic Snake Game built with Javascript.
Tic Tac Toe Game (Github)
A classic Tic Tac Toe Game built with Javascript.
Chess Game (Github)
A Chess Game built with Javascript.
Minesweeper Game (Github)
A Minesweeper Game built with Javascript.
The Odin Project (Github)
Projects completed as a part of The Odin Project, a curriculum for learning web development.