The User will enter there First & Last name along with their Age,
Birth Month, Favorite ROYGBIV color and Number of Siblings.
Once the data is collected the program will greet the User and tell
them how many years they have left to retire, how much money they
have in their bank account, the location that he or she will live and
their mode of transportation.
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Skills: Java
Tools: Eclipse IDE | Git
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Created a virtual pet similar to the one seen in the late 1990's. The virtual pet is named Hold. Hold
will be able to inform its owner when it needs various tasks to be completed. For example, when Hold is
either hungry or thirsty. It is up to the Owner of Hold to keep their virtual pet happy.
Skills: Java | TDD
Tools: Eclipse IDE | Git
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Created a Virtual Pet Shelter that houses Virtual Pets. The user has the ability to feed, water and play
with a pet. The user also has the option to either Adopt out a pet or Intake new pets.
Skills: Java | OOP | TDD
Tools: Eclipse IDE | Git
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In this iteration of Virtual Pet Shelter, the Virtual Shelter now has Dogs, Cats and Robot Dogs. The user
will nee to manage the pets hunger, thirst, boredom, wast, happiness, oill and battery levels. Along
with cleaning out the Shelter litter box.
There are also Dog kennels that will need to be cleaned as well but the system will prompt the User
when it is time to clean out each individual kennel. Adopting out and Intaking new pets are also still
options. As the User, will you be able to manage this Shelter? Enjoy...
Skills: Java | OOP | TDD
Tools: Eclipse IDE | Git
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Created a Reviews Site through Spring Boot + MVC app that displays a list of reviews allowing the user to
click on an individual review to see its details.
Skills: Java | OOP | TDD
| Spring | HTML5
Tools: Eclipse IDE | Sublime Text 3 | Git
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The first iteration of my GitHub Protfolio site started here. It was just a simple site to introduce me
to my first public site to show off my skills as an Apprentice Software Developer.
Skills: HTML5 | CSS3
Tools: Sublime Text 3 | Git
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This is the second iteration to Review Site but now it is being made into a Full Stack Web Application.
This site has a list of categories that for now, has only one category that holds several reivews. When
the User clicks on the review it will show the details of the review. Now, tags have been added to the
mix. Each review is associated with a tag and when the User clicks on a specific tag all the reviews
associated with that tag will appear.
Skills: Java | OOP | TDD
| Spring | SQL | Hibernate | HTML5 | CSS3
Tools: Eclipse IDE | Sublime Text 3 | Git
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Now that I have been shown JavaScript, it was time to add it to my portfolio. The logo was turned into a
button that would toggle between hide and show. Buttons were created to expand and collapse the
descriptions for the GitHub Projects. An image carousel was added to the about me to show more than one
photo. A button that showed the date and time through an event listener was also added along with with a
modal for the about me description. After it was graded I completely removed it all except for the image
carousel.
The image posted below is what it had looked like on my Samsung Note 8 device.
Note: Jasmine was also used to try and attempt to test the JavaScript but learning Jasmine, as well as
how to correctly test JavaScript is still a work in progress...
Skills: HTML5 | CSS3 | JavaScript
Tools: Sublime Text 3 | Git
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Third iteration for Reviews Site. This time, it was required that tags be added, as well as a comment
section for each review site. When user access a review from one of the two Categories, there will be a
comment section to leave comments. In the picture below I left a few comments to show how it works.
The one part for this project that I could not figure out was how to utilize Ajax to add and remove
a tag, and to add and remove a review from a tag. Beside that, the site functions as intended. However,
I realize I could have used JQuery but was trying to avoid JQuery and use only JavaScript.
Skills: Java | OOP | TDD
| Spring | SQL | Hibernate | HTML5 | CSS3
| JavaScript | Ajax
Tools: Eclipse IDE | Sublime Text 3 | Git
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This is the third iteration to my GitHub Portfolio. This covers all the front-end I have learned, or seen
throughout my time in bootcamp. A domain name was purchased and linked to my github.io address while the
entire site goes through an amazing transformation.
Skills: HTML5 | CSS3 | jQuery | JavaScript
Tools: Sublime Text 3 | Git
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During the last few weeks of class. A group of 7 under a Scrum Master are working diligently to create an
app utilizing everything that was taught during the 10 weeks of instruction while in an Agile
enviroment.
Users are able to input their zip code and have returned to them a list of plants that are suitable
to be planted in their area. The users are then able to select their desired plants, then generate a
planting report which provides the best dates to plant each one depending on the plant's specification
and the last frost date for the user's zip code.
Skills: Java | OOP | TDD
| Spring | SQL | Hibernate | HTML5 | CSS3
| JavaScript | Ajax
Tools: Eclipse IDE | Sublime Text 3 | Git
Dev Team: 7 Students
Scrum Master: Instructor Alan
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I felt an entire refresh was needed since the creation of this website that came out of my coding boot
camp. You can find more info on WeCanCodeIT on the home page where I provide a link to a very thorough
review.
Anyways, with some free time here and there, and lots research and patience. This website was
redesigned with Mobile views in mind and for the most part been reworked thoroughly. It still isn't
perfect but before and after Pictures will be provided.
You can check it out by clicking on the image below.
Skills: HTML5 | CSS3 | jQuery
| JavaScript
Tools: Sublime Text 3 | Git
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I was showing my Vietnamese Fiancee around town today and decided to show her the Family Graves located
in Green Lawn Cemetery. Having a hard time remembering exactly where their tombstones laid but
eventually found them. As we walked by anonymous tombstones, my Fiancee found it confusing telling who's
who by just what is engraved in stone. It would have been a confusing question to any other person but
having visited her Family in Vietnam on a small Rice Farm it made sense to why she would ask me
that.
In Vietnam, their graves are not in the ground but above ground where it has very detailed info about who
lays to rest, as well as a picture of who lies there. The only time I did not see a picture were the
ones probably before they had cameras in Vietnam but the earlier generations all had photos of who it
was. However, I did point out that some tombstones did indeed have a picture but not all.
So it got me thinking, why not have an online database of those laid to rest in Green Lawn Cemetery?
Especially with Ancestry and Genealogy on the rise.
Skills:Java | OOP | TDD
| Spring | SQL | Hibernate | HTML5 | CSS3
Tools:Eclipse IDE | Sublime Text 3 | Git
Track its progress publicly on Trello
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While visiting my fiance Xuyen in Vietnam from Nov. to Dec. 2018, I was studying along side her during
some down time while also assisting her studies with the English language. This nice down time allowed
me to work on my portfolio site.
This site will never technally be completed as I learn new things, or become curious and will want to add
future projects, as well as tweak this site as needed. Last big update was the review on
WeCan{Code}IT.
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Skills: HTML5 | CSS3 | jQuery
| JavaScript
Tools: Sublime Text 3 | Git
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This was an interesting Kata from Pillar Technologies. I had about 1 week to do this and it was
definitely a memory refresher. I learned new things from this Kata, as well as learned a lot of what I
need to learn to boot! This Kata taught me that I need to research and learn how to work with times. As
in am/pm/24h. This kata simulates a babysitter working and getting paid for one night. The rules are
pretty straight forward. If you're interested in this kata it can be found on my github. The README.md
file has the instructions.
Skills: Java | OOP | TDD
Tools: Eclipse IDE | Sublime Text 3 | Git
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