Ryan Token - Projects

Projects

Other projects I’ve worked on. You can support my work on Patreon or Buy Me a Coffee.

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Serverless Swift

I built a serverless back-end system on AWS written entirely in Swift that remotely controls the Philips Hue bulbs in my house whenever my favorite sports teams score or win. It runs on AWS services including Lambda, DynamoDB, SQS, and EventBridge.

You can read my blog post about it here, and you can view the full source code for this project on GitHub: https://github.com/r-token/sports-home-automation-swift

The Golden Hurricast

The Golden Hurricast is the leading independent podcast and blog covering Golden Hurricane athletics at The University of Tulsa.

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I built and maintain the website, as well as co-host the podcast and contribute to blog posts. All of the content produced by The Golden Hurricast is completely free.

Archived: Eagle Crest STL

Eagle Crest STL is a fully serverless web app tailor-made for the Eagle Crest HOA in St. Louis, MO.

It allows members and trustees to easily send messages, make requests, give announcements, view documents, and see a list of all homeowners in the HOA.

A screenshot of eaglecreststl.org's homepage

I build the web app with React and AWS services including S3, Lambda, API Gateway, DynamoDB, SES, Cognito, Amplify, and more.

Archived: Dashing Through the ’Ville

Dashing Through the ’Ville is a city-wide scavenger hunt held throughout Bartlesville, Oklahoma.

Proceeds from the event benefitted Youth and Family Services of Washington County, and it helped them raise a total of $15,000.

I was the sole developer for this project. As a volunteer, I ended up building the entire application in a span of three weeks.

We had about three hundred users throughout the city and had no incidents throughout the event.

A screenshot of dashingthroughtheville.com's clues and leaderboard page

The web app is fully serverless - built with React on the front end, AWS as the middle tier and back end, and hosted on Netlify. The AWS services used include Lambda, API Gateway, DynamoDB, SES, Cognito, Amplify, IAM, and more.