Jeseekia Vaughn's Projects
My 100 Days Journal currently logging my #100DaysOfML.
This is a teaching demo for working with APIs
API dot Open Sauced is NestJS and SupaBase powered OAS3 backend designed to remove client complexity and provide a structured graph of all @open-sauced integrations
Arnold Schwarzenegger based programming language
Create a web page • Create three boxes lined up in a row • Give each three diferent styles. Use gradients, rounded corners, opacity • Transform one box in some way when you hover over it • Have one or more of the boxes disappear as you narrow the browser window
- Use HTML5 elements Header, Footer, Main, Section, or Article instead of Div - Use at least one or more custom font-faces - Use an nth-child to alternate your style for articles between two different styles
Extend your Blog page using Bootstrap Grid. The page should have the following: • Header • Logo image on Far Left, Blog Name in Middle, Contact info on Far Right. • Main (2/3 width on Left) • 3 articles with content and an image in each • Alternate image location in each article • Use CSS to style your articles to look distinct and separate from each . (I.E. borders, rounded corners, Etc..) • Nav (1/3 width on Right) • Three links to different pages on the internet. • Footer
- Your website should include 3 rows of images, 3 images per row - Each image should say something about you - a hobbies, your family, favorite vacation spot, favorite book, etc. - Each image should have explanatory text below it - Each row / image box should be constructed using bootstrap’s grid and column system - Your page should include a header and footer, navigation is optional - Utilize all of the HTML and CSS knowledge you’ve gained from the first half of this course.
ReMake an old website! • This time add make all the boxes fade in and out using mouse events (mouseenter and mouseleave) and click.
1. Create a simple profile website for yourself. Including a picture and a short bio. 2. Choose at least 1 element from the Twitter API to include on your page. 3. Choose at least 1 element from the Facebook API to include on your page. 4. Add a map of a location. Maybe your favorite restaurant or vacation spot.
A community Bash framework.
Bechamel: a REST API for Lasagna Love request, requester and volunteer management
Instructor Demo: created to demo Bootstrap and how to push a project to Github for my bootcamp students
A boilerplate for the freeCodeCamp curriculum.
The most popular HTML, CSS, and JavaScript framework for developing responsive, mobile first projects on the web.
This is a project to demo fullstack JavaScript development (MERN)
Demonstrates Google's Nearby Messages API. Easily trade conference contact info!
A starting point & tutorial for basic 2d canvas games
OCPP charger (charging station) simulator
A teeny service for ingesting Twitch chat messages into a DB.
A variety of Cheat Sheets used at Grand Circus
A repository for my demo Ruby on Rails project from Square Code Camp VI session taught by Tim Morgan
This Java application is a basic point of sale system for a coffee shop created for the Java Bootcamp midterm by Jeseekia Vaughn, Austin Jordan, Luke Jarmolowicz, and Diana Miller.
Browser mining on any pool using CoinHive.js library
Concourse is a container-based continuous thing-doer written in Go and Elm.
React
Typescript
Django
Laravel
Facebook
Microsoft
Google
Alibaba
D3
Tencent