Things I made.

I'm currently looking for an entry level dev role so this page includes links to the standard projects you would expect from a new developer. I have deployed demos and pushed the code to Github for code review.

  • Introducing Node.js and Express

    Most coding bootcamps feature a project that requires students to Build a Node.js and Express-powered Website. In this case I have used Node.js, Express and Pug templates to create a portfolio site to show the projects I have built. This site also features links to the jquery versions of my projects. I implemented this twice, once with jquery and another time in React. Both versions are available on my Github. This links to the jquery version.

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  • Web Scraper

    Most coding bootcamps feature a project that requires students to Scrape the web. I implemented this twice, once with jquery and another time in React. Both versions are available on my Github. This links to the jquery version.

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  • Retrieve API Data with AJAX and Fetch

    Most coding bootcamps feature a project that requires students to Retrieve API Data with AJAX and Fetch. As part of the Team Treehouse Tech Degree (TTTD) I used an API to Create an Employee Directory. I implemented this twice, once with jquery and another time in React. Both versions are available on my Github. This links to the jquery version.

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  • Object-Oriented (OOP) Programming

    Most coding bootcamps feature a project to demonstrate Object-Oriented Programming (OOP). As part of the Team Treehouse Tech Degree (TTTD) I implemented an Object-Oriented Game Show App example. In this case I used a Word Reveal Game as my example. I implemented this twice, once with jquery and another time in React. Both versions are available on my Github. This links to the jquery version.

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  • Processing Forms

    Most coding bootcamps feature a project for Processing Forms. As part of the Team Treehouse Tech Degree (TTTD) I implemented an Interactive Checkout Form example with validation. I implemented this twice, once with jquery and another time in React. Both versions are available on my Github. This links to the jquery version. I made use of the new React hooks useFormState and useFormStatus in the React version.

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  • Document Object Model (DOM) Programming

    Most coding bootcamps feature a project to demonstrate Document Object Model (DOM) Programming. As part of the Team Treehouse Tech Degree (TTTD) I implemented Pagination and Content Filtering for a Student Class List. I implemented this twice, once with jquery and another time in React. Both versions are available on my Github. This links to the jquery version.

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  • HTML, CSS, and JavaScript Basics

    Most coding bootcamps start with a simple project to demonstrate HTML, CSS, and JavaScript Basics. As part of the Team Treehouse Tech Degree (TTTD) I completed a Random Quote Generator Game. I implemented a React version using Tailwind CSS and deployed to Next.js and a jquery version. Both versions are available on my Github. This links to the jquery version.

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