Rainfall 2

Coded With:

HTML, CSS, JS & Bootstrap

Started:

Apr 2, 2019

Description:
This is a simple side scrolling game that was built using the ideas of the original Rainfall game I made at the end of 2018. This one, however, takes the concepts of the first game and updates it. The main update of this new application was the use of ReactJS and the addition of a Heroku database that would hold on to user submitted scores.

BCCA Applications

Coded With:

Java, Spring

Started:

Feb 25, 2019

Link:
Github Link
Description:
This project is design to allow a user to fill out an application to become a student at BCCA, and to allow a BCCA admin to go in and review all of the submitted applications. This program made using the Spring framework which allowed us to take in data from the user, store that data in a database, and then show that data to the admin. This project taught me a lot about working with my team, and it helped me to understand how different code should coexist among themselves.

Loan Calculator

Coded With:

JS, HTML & CSS

Started:

Jan 23, 2019

Description:
This is an application I worked on during my independent study time. It is designed to help a user calculate monthly payments on a loan given the amount borrowed, the time allowed to pay it off, and the interest rate on the loan. The application is very simple in it's design yet very effective in what it was made to accomplish. The simple design also allows for a much nicer user experience, and it helps to make sure the program works on all types of media.

Web Rental Store

Coded With:

HTML, CSS, JS & Bootstrap

Started:

Oct 15, 2018

Description:
This was my second quarter final project. The goal of the project was to design a rental website where a user could rent out at least one item, fill out a form with their appropriate information and then be shown a thank you message once they were finished renting there item or items. This was one of my favorite projects due to the fact that I used so many languages in project, and I also got to show my project to others to see how they liked it, used it, and just how it looked on different formats.