Startup application repository
BoardBuddy is a social media style website that you are able to add friends and create boards with friends. On these shared boards, you can post pictures, drawings, and notes, and stick them on wherever you would like for the other(s) to see.
Startup CSS and HTML: I learned that using a single css file to make all the pages have similar formats made the whole things much easier. I only had to edit the css for individual pages for only a small portion of the webpage.
Simon javaScript: I learned that javaScript is a lot different in functionality than css or java, and catching errors is much more of a pain in the butt.
Startup javaScript: I learned that, as the name implies, localStorage only stores information on devices locally, so if i want my website to have the functionality of having actual friends, ill need to create an sql database and a bunch more headachey stuff
Simon Service: I learned that node.js is and express are very confusing and I'm still figuring out how they work and how to use them... I have a small grasp on http requests, but thats about it
Simon-db: I learned how there are different ways to store data than just an sql file, and that there are services online to store that data remotely for you to access
Simon Login: I think it's funny how I'm doing a login assignment for my other programming class, and while they are both for similar purposes, the implementation of them is completely different. It really goes to show how many different ways there are to program something depending on the specific needs.
Simon Websocket After dealing with the headache that is http requests in my other class, I think I like websocket a lot more...
Startup Service: I spent hours on this project and while it works on my localhost, I cannot for the life of me figure out why its not working on my server. I'm leaving in an hour to go hike Machu Pichu for 4 days with no internet access, so this is the best I can do for now. Edit: nvm I just forgot to reset the server after updating the mongodb password, it works perfectly now, but now I know how much of a headache that can cause.
React service: as much as i realize this is much nicer and better than just a websocket, it still kinda stinks to have to rewrite my entire code for this