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Welcome to my Project Gallery. I am a junior web developer looking to show off some of the skills I have learnt so far during my coding bootcamp!
Welcome to my Project Gallery. I am a junior web developer looking to show off some of the skills I have learnt so far during my coding bootcamp!
This was a team project by "The Lost" (Amelia Bramwell, Benjamin Cottrell, Haris Haider & Rebecca Wood). We identified a desperate need in the market. People were systematically failing to choose the correct movie to be shown at their parties, and even more concerning, they didn’t know which cocktail would enhance the experience. Our goals were: - To use both a cocktail and movie API to enhance party planning, - The use client-side storage to allow users to save combinations they like, - To use bootstrap and modals to show a modern, well organised website, - Most importantly, we wanted user input to dictate the response. We used the following technologies while adopting an agile workflow: - Github - Visual Studio Code - JavaScript - HTML - CSS - Bootstrap
The goal was to create a Hobby Page, discussing a particular interest. The idea was to showcase HTML, CSS and simple JavaScript. I chose Formula One.
The objective was to present a 5 day weather forecast of a user-defined city.
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The objective was to develop, in JavaScript, code which would pull the specific data out of a multi-dimensional array. The required data was: - The total number of months provided - The total revenue within that time period - The average change month to month - The best month in terms of profit - The worst month in terms of losses The secondary objective was to ensure that the code would still function should more data be added, and that it was commented in a way which enables other developers to take over if required.
The objective was to develop, in JavaScript, a randomly generated password which would work from a simple click of a button. The required parameters were: * Length of password to be at least 10 characters but no more than 64. * To give the user the choice of * Lowercase characters * Uppercase characters * Numeric characters * Special characters ($@%&*, etc) The inputs were to be validated to ensure that it was user friendly for all employees. The secondary objective was to ensure that the code would still function should more data be added, and that it was commented in a way which enables other developers to take over if required.
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