karan236's repositories
Algorithm-Visualizer
This project (a desktop app) is for educational purpose. The main objective of this project is to help beginners to be able to visualize the basic algorithms and get a better understanding of the underlying operations. And obviously it is needless to say that anyone who is willing to contribute is invited to use their creativity in making the visualizations even better and attractive. One can add fresh Algorithms and visualization of their choice too. It has been developed in python using the pygame and tkinter libraries. You can also improve the readability of the code by providing a better structure to the code (could also refactor the variable and function names) and document it.
AttendenceManagementApp-iOS
This app is from prospective of a school teacher to be able to manage the attendance of students. Features and concepts used are mentioned in the read me section.
Calculator-iOS
This is a calculator app with additional features and validations included. Details of all the features and validations has been mentioned in the readme section.
Colour-changing-text-iOS
This is a simple app that has been made to apply the concepts of UIElements like - labels and sliders. The concept of auto-layout including multipliers has also been using here which makes the app responsive for any iOS device. In this app three sliders has been provided to input RGB values that would reflect change in colour of the text written in label.
github-slideshow
A robot powered training repository :robot:
Random-BackGround-Color-OnClick-iOS
It is a simple iOS app which has been made to get familiar with the xCode environment and its storyboard. In this a round button has been presented at the middle of the screen clicking which will change the background colour of the screen randomly.
Surfing-Doggo-iOS
This app is made using dog API. This app show images of all dog breeds available on the dog API. Option to search for a specific breed has also been added. All the features and concepts used are mentioned on the readme section.