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Whela

[NOTE: This app is currently in beta testing in the Apple and Google stores]

Whela is a React Native mobile app that is currently in beta. The app allows users with chronic health conditions to log their status daily, even when they are not healthy enough to fill out a typical questionnaire. The goal is for the app to require less than 30 seconds of daily input from the end user while providing health care professionals with detailed charts about trends in ongoing conditions.

MigraineX

MigraineX is a Xamarin.Forms mobile app available in both iOS and Android app stores. The app uses weather data to predict when barometric pressure changes will trigger migraines for the user. The back end is on Azure using scheduled jobs to pull in weather data, ASP.NET MVC to serve requests from the app, and Notification Hub for notifications. Since writing this app I have sold it to Cirrus Healthcare. Cirrus and I hold US Patent 10,064,758 for (among other things) this app’s ability to alert users based on barometric pressure changes.

IMSA

IMSA is a auto racing series that had an existing set of Xamarin.Forms and Windows mobile and desktop apps built by an outside firm that needed to be updated for their upcoming racing season. I worked directly with IMSA’s production and media team, as well as their IT team, to update their apps and deploy in time to test before the season started.

Hooch Status

Hooch Status gives real time information on the safety of using the Chattahoochee River in Atlanta. The river is, unfortunately, used as run off and can be filled with e.coli when it rains. Using scheduled Azure jobs data is pulled from USGS (for e.coli data), DarkSky (for weather data), and the Army Corp or Engineers (for dam release information). That information is then stored as JSON files which are read by the website.

Go To Settings Plugin

Go To Settings Plugin for Xamarin (iOS, Android)

Provides a way to take users to the settings page for your application for iOS and Android. This can be useful if users have declined permissions and now need to go to the settings page to manually enable these permissions.

https://github.com/TrueGeek/Xamarin.Plugin.GoToSettings
https://www.nuget.org/packages/TrueGeek.Plugin.GoToSettings/