Bootstrap is of course a very popular framwork, but it is a frameowrk I first used to teach myself and still my favorite. Express is a node.js framework I just started using and grown to like especially for back-end development purposes.
The bases of documenting any web page. It is one of the sole languages used for Web Developers. I defintely need to know this.
You cant ever make a website look good without this language. Every Programemr needs this to style their pages.
One of the most powerful languages behind the functionality of websites. Within the javascript branch I have been learning D3 javascript and Node.js.
Needed for the purposes of storing data into somewhere. Databases are an important factor to learning about the full extend of back-end development. I have used MySQL with a php program and MongoDB with mongoose with Node.js
This a simple React Weahter Application that allows you to look up any exisiting city around the world to find out about their weather. The service that provided me the api's for the weather was OpenWeatherMap. Simply enter a city and country and it will show you temperature, area, conditions, and other useful information. NOTE: You can abbreviate the country meaning United States could also input as us or US in the search box. Future implmentation would be adding a hourly forcast of your current weather search..
Other stacks: React,OpenWeatherMap,heroku,reactjs-popup,react-navbar,bootstrapThis is a simple Expense Tracker where you can add expense or income giving you your transaction histroy, and current balance. Some features are a graphical pie graph to represent your transactions, deleting and adding transactions.
Other stacks: MongoDB,express,mongoose,npm,config,heroku,react-minimal-pie-chart,bootstrap,reactThis is a simple food recipe search app. Simply type in a specific type of food you want to eat and it will come up with different recipes you can make out of it. The food recipe apis are coming out of Edamam, a food recipe website with apis of different recipes around the web.
Other stacks: react-dom,react-scripts,uuid,reactjs-popup,apis,herokuThis is a simple Registration Form that allows you to login and update the information you previsouly have entered upon creating the account. This form uses RESTful web services to manipulate the account. The features that this form can do are password encjryptions, authentication checking, password and account checking, update exsisting data, and deletion of account.
Other stacks: MongoDB,express,passport,bcrypt,mongoose,npm,middleware,herokuThis is a simple map that uses mapbox to host a map to display points inputted by a user. You can add a point on the map with a popup showing the name and description. Each point is represented by an id on the map. NOTE: Deleting a point does not completely work for now. It can delete, just not the one you want to delete. Also there is a registration/login and registering works not login. I want to implement an account for a user to add so for now its just up for aesthetic purposes. I will update it as soon as I get it working.
Other stacks: MongoDB,,mongoose,npm,mapbox, mapquest, nodegeocoder, herokuThis is a organization tree that uses D3 javascript to read a JSON file. I created a website that uses a JSON file that contains employee's data to represent it as a tree struture. Functions it has are a search down menu, and a nicely representation of employees. This taught me alot about d3 javascript which is used to represent data in a visualized fassion.
Other stacks: JSON, ajaxThis is a weather application that utilizes an api from "openweathermap" to retreive weather. It just shows the basic weather, and hourly weather via 3 hour time frame. This really taught and introduce me on how to grab data from a api and represent it through a website.
Other stacks: openweathermap apiThis is a basic calender website that features changing picutres for each month and the current day. This project taught me how to use jQuery technigues to grab months, days and years from a generated calander. It also introduced me to ajax. Note it is not fully complete and there are some minor styling issues.
Other important stacks: bootstrap, font-awsomeThis is a profile form. It will handle all the information a user will input and send it to a database where it can be processed. Contains a landing page, login page, register page, profile and view info page. NOTE: The website is hosted but the database will not work because congurations for mySQL and heroku is being worked on. For now the site is on display for aesthetic purposes. The database does run on my localhost so registering and login will work on my own computer for now.
Other stacks: bootstrap, jQuery, MySQL,Apache24,phpmyadminThis is my website.Contains a homepage that displays many cool features in terms of javascript. This was my first project and it taught me how to code in html, css and javascript to develop a web page. . Note some of these features were not done from scratch. There are borrowed extensions and basic codes from others I built off of.The link to this project just goes to my
Other stacks: bootstrap, font-awsome, google-fonts