Denva Emsley's repositories
musit_2
App developed as a collaborative effort for Columbia Coding Bootcamp. In the group project we developed an application where user's can collectively share their music interests by liking, creating, and conversing about playlists that are curated by individual users of the application. Individual portions of the work was completed, and then combined to complete the group effort.
photo-port
A module project for Columbia engineering coding bootcamp. Displays the "customer's" photo portfolio at a simple react developed website. With no back-end it simplies use react to change the display compnent with button clicks and updates to state.
readme-generator
As the title of the repo suggests it's a user-input driven readme-generator. Following prompts from the command line enter responses to each question to generate a professional readme to add to a project repo. Uses inquirer for prompt and answer collections.
Tech-Splash
This application is a blog spot where a user can create an account and contribute to discussions about tech(and any other subject honestly). users not logged-in can view the discussions but wont have access to features like liking posts, and commenting on post's. In addition to those important feature's a signed-in user can also create posts for other's to like and comment on.
weather-app
A simple weather application used to display the weather of a searched for city location. Using the one-call weather API I was able to not only display the current cities main weather patterns, but also the 5-day local forecast for that city. For the user's benefit all previously searched for cities are saved and they can click on the item to re-search that location.
Web-Dev-Quiz
Simple coding quiz with ten common Javascript questions. It is timed and completion of the quiz allows user's to enter their initials and save their score. The app leverages constant dom-manipulation with rare reloads of the page to update the data on the screen for user's to interact with.
musit
A music playlist forum
python-newsfeed
This a project that refactors an application that used node.js as the back end, into one that uses python and flask to handle backend structure, and templating of the data to the font end code. The new code uses python and a few pip packages, along with the already familiar sql database connection.