Aaron Rory Newbold's repositories
ROR-spy-bookv2
In this project, we built a website similar to Facebook using Ruby on Rails, the Devise authentication gem, and Facebook's API. Within this website we implement some of the core features of Facebook like notifications, posting, commenting, and sending friend requests.
REACT-REDUX-TMDB-MovieDB
Project using the TMDB API coupled with a React, Redux, Router-DOM Front-end Interface as the language to power a website that showcases various movies based sorted by genres, popularity, rating, and upload date.
JS-BattleShips-V2
My take on the traditional Battleship game. Includes sound effects, CSS effects, a simple AI enemy, and explosions!
JS-ColorGame
Can you guess which color corresponds to the shown RGB, and Hex code? This repository is a color guessing game built using Vanilla JavaScript. Can you guess which of the colors shown correspond with the text description shown. Formats available in both RGB, and Hexadecimal.
HTML-Building-With-Responsive-Design
In this project, you’ll get the chance to build a responsive website. We’ll be cloning The Next Web, a tech-focused magazine which uses media queries to gracefully degrade their site as the window size is reduced.
HTML-Framework-Advanced-CSS3
In this project, built my own simple 12 column grid-based framework, using a combination of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. As an example Microsoft.com was created to showcase the use of the framework.
JS-BattleShips
Creating the classic game ‘Battleship’ within a Test Development Driven (TDD) environment. If you’ve never played it, or need a refresher you can read about it here and you can play an online version here.
JS-DropdownMenu
An importable module for JavaScript drop down menus
JS-TodoList
Todo lists are a staple in beginning webdev tutorials because they can be very simple. There is, however, a lot of room for improvement and many features that can be added.
JS-Library
Let’s extend the ‘Book’ example from the previous lesson and turn it into a small Library app. Using JavaScript coupled with HTML & CSS
JS-Restaurant-Page
The main goal of this project is for the student to show the understanding of the benefits of modularized code as well as the ability to set up a javascript application made of different modules using webpack.
JS-WeatherApp
Use everything we’ve been discussing to create a weather forecast site using the weather API from the previous lesson. You should be able to search for a specific location and toggle displaying the data in Fahrenheit or Celsius.
ROR-Bookstore-BackEnd
Ruby on Rails built Database to store the books for the React-Redux Bookstore
REACT-ForumCMS
Front-end system built with React.js for user manageable Blog. Users will be able to create new posts, edit posts, remove posts, and pin posts through a Content Management System linked to a Ruby on Rails PostgreSQL database Back-end.
Awesome-Microverse-Student-Articles
A awesome collection of articles written by Microverse students
JavaScript-ProgressBar
A simple progress bar created using HTML, CSS and JavaScript. The progress bar loads from 0 - 100% based on a download speed of 512 kbps versus the size of the file(in Megabytes) to be downloaded.
REACT-GDT-FrontEnd
Government Digital Transformation Assessment FrontEnd
Redux-TrackingApp-FrontEnd
The Front-end for a tracking app that connects with a RESTful API through HTTP Requests
Reminder.JS
Reminder App using React.JS and possibly Node.JS with MongoDB
ROR-ActiveAdmin-Example
Active Admin is a Ruby on Rails plugin for generating administration style interfaces. It abstracts common business application patterns to make it simple for developers to implement beautiful and elegant interfaces with very little effort.
ROR-Bare-Metal-Forms-and-Helpers
In this project, you’ll build a form the old fashioned way and then the Rails way. The Odin Project:https://www.theodinproject.com/courses/ruby-on-rails/lessons/forms
ROR-ForumCMS
Front-end system built with React.js for user manageable Blog. Users will be able to create new posts, edit posts, remove posts, and pin posts through a Content Management System linked to a Ruby on Rails PostgreSQL database Back-end.
ROR-GDT-Assessment
Government Digital Transformation Assessment for Junior Developer
ROR-My-First-Rails-app
Project built using tutorial on The Odin Project: https://www.theodinproject.com/courses/web-development-101/lessons/your-first-rails-application
ROR-Private-Events
You want to build a site similar to a private Eventbrite which allows users to create events and then manage user signups.
ROR-Rails-Toy-App
Covers the creation of the Toy App following Chapter 2 in The Rails tutorial: https://www.learnenough.com/ruby-on-rails-4th-edition-tutorial/toy_app
ROR-Sample-App
Project based on ruby on rails tutorial 4th edition, chapter 3 - 6: https://www.learnenough.com/ruby-on-rails-4th-edition-tutorial/static_pages
ROR-TrackingApp-API
The Back-end API for the Tracking App. Holds database info for All Users and allows RESTful HTTP requests to obtain and manipulate the User data.