Taylor Wilkinson's repositories
myShapeBoard
An IAT 267 (Introduction to Technological Systems) final group project. A working prototype children's educational toy that utilized sensors (colour, force and distance) to teach young children both shapes and colours. Ran with the use of Arduino and Processing. Was responsible for coding, wiring and debugging of Arduino, as well as collaborating with team on the front-end Processing code, physical building and soldering.
dnd-react-app
My WIP application to teach myself React and Redux. Making an app for personal use when playing Dungeons and Dragons. (Figma link: https://www.figma.com/file/XzifrhRkUu7kiSrxHvj7ahRd/D-and-D-Personal-App?node-id=1%3A3)
drupal-lesson
Following "Drupal 8 Module Development" Udemy course by Gleb Redko.
Helping-Hand
Helping Hand is a mobile app meant to help elderly users that live independantly. Built as a final project for IAT 359 "Mobile Computing" at Simon Fraser University
IAT339-LabDemo-Week4
GitKraken and GitHub Demo in IAT339 Lab
IAT399_Week4_Demo
Week 4 GitKraken Demo
later-challenge
Completing the coding assignment for Later's Jr. Web Dev position
studious-chef
The Studious Chef. A project developed for IAT 352 which was developed for students to find and post their own, easy-to-make recipes.
TimesPast
"Time's Past" - a course project for IAT 410 (Advanced Game Design). Developed in Unity. (Creative Lead & Artist: Juliana Loughin, Developer & QA: Taylor Wilkinson)
P02---IAT339
Project for IAT 339 (Spring 2018). Work by Sherry Wang and Taylor Wilkinson.
Portfolio_IAT339
Final project for IAT 339 "Web Design & Development". Developing a fully functional portfolio website.
react-lynda-lesson
Teaching myself React via a Lynda course "Become a React Developer" by Eve Porcello
retrofit-website
Group web design project. Worked primarily on code and collaborated with 2 partners on graphics, layout and responsiveness.
sunday-morning-sim
"Sunday Morning Simulator" (2016). Written in Java, practicing OOP principles, created in Eclipse. A program developed as a project for IAT 265 (Multimedia Programming for Art and Design).