This project utilizes Thunder Client, MongoDB, Node.js, and Express in order a contact manager app.
It involves CRUD actions of getting either a single contact, or all contacts,
creating, updating and deleting contacts.
In addition to that, the HTTP methods of GET, POST, PUT and DELETE are used.
The endpoints for this project are /api/contacts and /api/contacts/:id.
Created a speed reading web tool that enables users to read internet articles more quickly while maintaining understanding.
This free, open-source solution was created independently using GPT-4 technology and is implemented
using React.js, Tailwind CSS, and React-Redux to provide a flawless user experience.
Project I made that allows a user to plan tasks according to what the task is and when they need to be completed by.
The user can also make reminders and add or delete tasks whenever they want to.
A game designed in Python that generates a random color code and the player has to guess
which colors are included in the code. Colors in the code may repeat themselves and the project
also asks for the colors to be in the correct position. The player has a limited amount of tries
in order to get the correct color code.
This project will be a backend for a hypothetical social media app, where we must manage our users’ accounts as well as any messages
that they submit to the application. The application will function as a micro-blogging or messaging app. In our hypothetical application,
any user should be able to see all of the messages posted to the site, or they can see the messages posted by a particular user.
In either case, we require a backend which is able to deliver the data needed to display this information as well as process actions like
logins, registrations, message creations, message updates, and message deletions.
This project was made with C# and Microsoft Visual Studio. The program enables
the user to search up certain lists of items according to their category(e.g. fruits, desserts, vegetables, etc.). The images used in conjuction
with this project were found via google images, and thus they had to be put in the same folder as the project. They had to be
.jpgs otherwise it wouldn't add properly to the project.
This program was used with C++, Microsoft Visual Studio and Microsoft SQL Server. Upon running the program on Visual Studio,
it connects with Microsoft SQL Server in order to make it possible to open up a database. It's computing a Windows search file
with the database InventorySQL from Microsoft SQL Server. In this program, upon running the program it opens up a window in which
the user must open a database before doing anything else. After doing so, the user can type out a certain food item that can only
be found in the database, otherwise clicking “Search” does nothing. If a food item is typed correctly from the database, such as “Cherry”
or “Coconut” like above, it prints out information about the item. This information includes its ID, item name, department, quantity, unit cost,
inventory cost and lastly the item’s image. The inventory cost is calculated by multiplying the quantity and unit cost together.