Hello!
I'm Sheldon Codling

A passionate full stack web developer from Sarnia, Canada

About Me

Since I was a kid, I have been interested in working, playing, and creating on computers. When I was 5, my grandpa gave my family his old PC running Windows 3.1, which sparked my passion for computers, video games, and the internet.

In 2013, I enrolled in Lambton College's "Computer Network Specialist" course to learn about system repair, network setup, Cisco equipment, and computer/server maintenance. Later, I pursued further education by enrolling in the "Computer Programmer" course, where I learned about HTML5/CSS3, JavaScript, Python, SQL, and self-taught Lua and Bash.

I have built a good reputation and completed several programming projects, including designing and coding a website for a local business and creating a local password generator.

In my free time, I enjoy playing video games, mountain biking, watching action or sci-fi movies, growing peppers, and experimenting with various Linux distributions.

Thank you for learning more about me. If you have any questions, feel free to contact me.

My Skills

Programming Languages

Bash

C#

Java

JavaScript

Lua

Python

Front-End

Bootstrap

CSS

HTML

React

Tailwind CSS

WordPress

Back-End and Databases

Django

Flask

MongoDB

Node.js

Spring

SQL

Other Tech Skills

AWS

G.I.M.P

Inkscape

KDENLive

Linux

Netlify

My Projects

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Lions Eyes Right

  • HTML
  • CSS
  • JavaScript

Helpful Links

A website I made to help promote the District A1 Lions Club's Eyes Right project.

"Eyes Right" is a registered charity organization under the jurisdiction of the District A1 Lions Club in Southwestern Ontario that aims to raise funds for eye care initiatives in the region. My Grandpa did a lot of volunteer work for the organization, which left me with a lot of respect for the work they do. So when the opportunity arose to remake their website, I was happy to take up the offer.

My main goal for this website was to make it completely accessible to the visually impaired. Which is why I decided to make the images on the website slightly bigger than what I usually would and I spent a lot of time learning how screen readers interact with websites in order to make sure that the Eyes Right website is as accessible as possible. Overall, I really like how well this website turned out. Between the good cause and the layout, this is easily my favourite static website I have done so far.

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Sarnia Smash Bros

  • HTML
  • CSS
  • JavaScript

Helpful Links

A website I made with Jonathan Nano to promote Sarnia's local Super Smash Brothers club.

Johnathan was a classmate of mine in the computer programming program, and he's really into Sarnia's Super Smash Brothers Club. After we graduated, he got the opportunity to create a website for the club and asked if I wanted to help. Johnathan took care of most of the design, and we divided the pages between us. Specifically, I worked on the contact and rules pages and edited the majority of the images.

I'm really happy with how the website turned out. I liked collaborating with Johnathan as we were able to combine our design styles to create a nice overall look that I wouldn't have been able to achieve without him. I'm personally proud of the flipping effect I created for the contact form.

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tkHangman

  • Python
  • Tk

Helpful Links

A hangman game I made in order to get a better understanding of the Tk toolkit and GUI's in general.

A hangman game I made in Tkinter in order to learn more about make GUIs. Uses a very hard wordlist I found on the internet awhile back.

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