Jim Vickery's Projects
Ruby On Rails Blog with Authentication and SQLite3 DB
Create another array containing arrays where each array will hold the name of a spacecraft that we have launched, and the names of the planet(s) that it has visited, or landed on. (e.g. ['Cassini', 'Saturn']). Iterate over your array of planets, and inside that loop, iterate over the array of arrays. Print, for each planet, which satellites have visited.
A block of publicly traded stock has a variety of attributes, we'll look at a few of them. A stock has a ticker symbol and a company name. Create a simple dictionary with ticker symbols and company names.
Create a sandwich order form that allows the user to select all the ingredients for a custom deli sandwich. Create a Sandwich module, then create the following as individual modules, using IIFE syntax, to augment Sandwich:
The header element should have a 1px border. Color, you pick. Convert the ul in the navigation element into a series of horizontal links with # as the href value, without bullets, and have some space between them horizontally.
A send emails in Rails. Tutorial: https://medium.com/@nealgohel7/sending-transactional-mail-with-sendinblue-in-ruby-on-rails-64ca6b72cf22
Simple Blog site with Ruby on Rails
Array-Methods Use the forEach method to add the name of each planet to a div element in your HTML with an id of "planets".
A Mock University SQL Script
Using the Random class, generate a list of 20 random numbers between 0 and 49. prng = Random.new random_numbers = [...insert awesome code here...] puts(random_numbers)
This is a RoR site with Bootstrap
Build a basic blog page that has 5 articles and any random topics you want to talk about. The text can be anything, even placeholder text ( look at this lorem ipsum text generator for an example of the official unofficial gibberish of web developers everywhere ).
Implement the logic in the reversal function that reverses the order of the characters in the string, and outputs the result in the DOM, below the text input.
Write test cases to verify the I/O of the following methods of Animal and Dog. In the test class' setup method, create an instance of Animal and Dog. Animal object has the correct name property. Set a species and verify that the object property of species has the correct value. Invoking the walk method set the correct speed on the both objects. The animal object is an instance of Animal. The dog object is an instance of Dog.
Define a hash that contains information about several members of your family. Use the following example as a template.
Modified for Rails 6
Mobile apps created with Xamarin Forms from Lynda course.
OAuth-enabled curl for the Twitter API
AngularJS site with Firebase and user authentication
Create a donation submission page for a Walk-A-Thon that allows donors to enter their name, email, dollar amount & whether their donation is lump sum or per lap.
For this project you need to use Angular to list a collection of travel guides in the DOM. Build an application that has one view, and one controller that will be responsible for retrieving the data and exposing it for use in the view. The view needs to list all book titles, which type of book it is, and the price for the book. Fetch your data using an http call that returns a promise. Save the returned data as a property of the $scope object and loop through it to display the guidebook info to the user. Here's a list of some things to include in your app in the appropriate spots: Directives: ng-app="<your module name>" ng-controller="bookCtrl" ng-repeat="book in books" A call to the data folder for guides.json using $http Use the $q service to wrap your http call in a promise $scope.books = <your array of guide books data>
Requirements Create a single class that implements all functionality. Create a method for reading the car makes file. Create a method for reading the car models file. Create a method that invokes the previous two methods and generates a hash. The hash keys will be the make names. The value for each key will be a list of model names. { "Toyota" => ["Camry"], ... }
Sample apps built using the Xamarin.Forms framework
Second Xamarin Hello World app.