(Idea Stage) => { A mastodon social network instance designed to service maverick science collectives. }

(WIP) => { A set of scripts which will be used to manage the Controversies of Science API, Algolia Search results, Openseadragon image pyramids and AWS S3 image assets. }

(Done, For Now) => { AWS Lambda API gateway interface for the Controversies of Science /feeds endpoint }

(Done, For Now) => { AWS Lambda API gateway interface for the Controversies of Science /cards endpoint. }

(Complete) => { Severless AWS Lambda API for the Controversies of Science that pulls from a hosted mLab MongoDB backend }

(WIP) => { The Controversies of Science App. Currently includes controversy search and a swiping interface for structuring the crowdsourcing of information on controversies. }

(Complete for Now) => { Controversies of Science API (New MongoDB Ver) - Script that populates controversy data into mongodb from G+ API. }

(WIP) => { The Controversies of Science App. I'll be using this to build out the actual site. }

(WIP) => { The Controversies of Science App. I'll be using this to build out the actual site. }

(Complete) => { Severless AWS Lambda API for the Controversies of Science that pulls from a hosted mLab MongoDB backend }

(Complete For Now) => { A GIS-inspired approach to visualizing discourse on scientific controversies, built in React.js & MongoDB (currently porting to Mongo & refactoring into Redux). }

(Coming Soon) => { React hackathon starter scaffold to add authentication, server/client-side routing, Redux, testing }

(Depracated) => { Original Apigee Usergrid version of the Controversies of Science API (now porting to MongoDB) }

(WIP) => { Controversies of Science API (New MongoDB Ver) - Script that populates controversy data into mongodb from G+ API. }

(Future Project) => { An API for evaluating specialist expertise through the tracking of scientific predictions. Just a proposal at this point. }

(Complete) => { Dec 2016 ver of the infographic viewer, refactored to ES6 classes. Lack of support for mobile led me to switch to HTML canvas embedded in React (see react-worldviewer-prototype). }

(Complete For Now) => { A GIS-inspired approach to visualizing discourse on scientific controversies, built in React.js, Redux & MongoDB. }

(Future Project) => { An API for evaluating specialist expertise through the tracking of scientific predictions. Just a proposal at this point. }

(Complete) => { Dec 2016 ver of the infographic viewer, refactored to ES6 classes. Lack of support for mobile led me to switch to HTML canvas embedded in React (see react-worldviewer-prototype). }