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Portfolio · 2025

Anthony Martino Full‑Stack Web Developer

I design and ship full‑stack web apps that feel fast, clear, and real — from polished interfaces to production APIs and databases.

Featured Project Live · Solo Project 3

Workout Log Manager helps lifters track sessions over time with a clean dashboard for workouts, filters, and progress stats. It stands out because users can quickly search, sort, and review training history instead of scrolling through static logs. The app uses a Flask API and PostgreSQL on Render with a Netlify frontend, so the architecture stays fast to demo and easy to scale.

View Live App See the Code
  • Stack Python · Flask · PostgreSQL · HTML/CSS/JS
  • Highlights CRUD API, filtering & search, stats dashboard, production hosting

Projects

Work I can demo end‑to‑end — live app, architecture, and code.

  • Flask API with PostgreSQL on Render (seeded with 30+ workouts).
  • Responsive dashboard UI on Netlify with stats, filters, and search.
  • Supports paging, sorting, and flexible queries for past sessions.
Live app GitHub

Final team project for CPSC 3750: a REST API backend with a radar‑themed Battleship client. Deployed on Render with a shared PostgreSQL database.

Live app GitHub

About

How I work and what I like building.

I’m a web developer who cares about real users and real deployments, not just getting code to run once on my laptop. I like owning the full stack: sketching the data model, designing the API, and polishing the UI until it feels obvious to click through.

Recently I built Workout Log Manager, a production‑deployed fitness tracker with a Flask API, PostgreSQL on Render, and a Netlify‑hosted frontend at workoutmanager.live. It’s the kind of project I enjoy talking through in an interview: what the user sees, how the data flows, and why the architecture is set up the way it is.

What I’m comfortable with

  • Python · Flask · REST APIs
  • PostgreSQL · SQL schema design
  • HTML · CSS · modern JavaScript
  • Netlify & Render deployments