Moving to a new place? Look up the demographic data, events and moving details about your new town.
This application's front end is built using React JS. The information regarding google maps, demographic data, events and moving details about your new town are gathered using Google Maps API, GreatSchools API, Yelp API, EventBrite API, Weather API and more. You can log in/sign up using Passport.js.
This application is uses two APIs (Getty and ProPublica) in order to render two senators upon an abbreviation of state that is inputted into the State field. The Image of the Senators and the name of each senator is displayed. When you click on the Senator Button, it displays more information about the senator, including how to contact them, their website, their youtube channel, and new york times articles about that senator. The application is powered using HTML, Materialize CSS, JavaScript and makes AJAX calls to get JSON data which is then parsed and displayed on to the website.
This App is designed to assist small businesses, specifically in the workout/fitness space, to create a database of clients, allow them to sign up for classes and engage with the brand online.
The Front End of this application uses HTML5, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, bootstrap for responsive web design and Handlebars.js for building semantic templates.
The Back End of this application uses Sequelize(Multi-dialect ORM and related tools for Node.js), MySQL as its database for information regarding users, instructors, classes and etc. There is a signup/login option and this uses Passport.js and Bcrypt for authentication of users and other npms like method override, express, express-sessions for a fully functioning application.
This application uses the Giphy API in order to render gifs of animals to the page. The app is built using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and jQuery. The Giphy API is used by making AJAX calls. The user is able to add new animal buttons and click on those buttons to view gifs of the animals.
For this assignment, we were tasked with creating an Amazon-like storefront utilizing MySQL database and table functionality. The app takes in orders from customers and depletes stock from the store's inventory. This app is run on Command-line interphase and has both a customer view and a manager view. The customers are able to buy products that are in stock, and the manager is able to view low inventory, add to inventory and re-stock items that are low in stock, This app is powered by the MySQL, Inquirer, Node.js and JavaScript.
This website is a simple webpage for a non-profit organization called She's the First Rutgers Chapter, who raise money to supports girl's get the education they need in third world countries. It is built using HTML5 and CSS3.