Utilized php and jQuery to emphasize defensive driving during the transition to autonomous vehicles. Implements an interactive quiz, with feedback.
This is a simplified clone of the bluffing boardgame "Balderdash", using the python web framework Django, along with an sqlite database.
Random quote generator using a javascript array populated with a python script that parsed a text dump of the game.
Javascript calculator themed with Calculon's head from Futurama. Used HTML canvas API drawing for part of it, css for part of it.
Simple photo tribute page to two canine family members who have passed on. Constructed thumbnail gallery, and lightbox from scratch. Used jQuery to interact with elements.
Used JSON API calls to Open Weather Map for weather, and JSON API calls to Flickr for (approximately) appropriate weather photo for background. Uses browser geo-location, otherwise falls back to zip code entry. Also click to change F to C, and vice versa.
Uses jQuery ajax request using MediaWiki api to search Wikipedia and returns results. Also incorporates jQuery UI autocomplete feature to suggest search terms relating to Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
Uses Twitch.tv API to display a list of Twitch users, and their status: Currently streaming, Offline, or Account Closed. Also links to their page. Uses Masonry javascript cascading grid layout.
Pomodoro timer Free Code Camp project, themed off of the notorious 8-Ball leather jacket of the 1990s. Uses vanilla javascript, with no jQuery. Allows sessions of work and play with an alarm.
Game against computer should be unbeatable. Uses only vanilla javascript, uses Flexbox css to grid the layout.
A great interactive regular expressions tutorial.
Cool to check and see if your regular expressions are going to work!
Good reference for working with strings, helps with Caeser Cipher exercises.
Produces hex color codes, rgb codes, and rgba codes.
So your design doesn't unintentionally look like this! Warning: Possibly Seizure-Inducing!
So handy!
Again, indispensable!
The refresher this gives some of my math skills is always needed.
Computational Knowledge Engine? Yes please!