projects tag: innerhtml property
Audio Visual Slider
An application I created at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic as part of the course content of a Dynamic Web 1 (JavaScript) course I was (and still am) teaching. We had just migrated to online learning, and I wanted to create an application that visualized what we were all feeling. I selected images that expressed those feelings, and synched the animations with the beat of music I chose. It was a rough time, but my students for that class were really amazing. I was truly inspired by them.
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Canvas 2D Breakout Game
I always had wanted to be able to create games using the HTML5 Canvas 2D API, so I built (and refactored) a Canvas 2D Breakout Game inspired by one I came across on MDN.
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Monsters API JS App
This little search application utilizes two APIs. One is for the text called {JSON} Placeholder, and the other API is for the images called Robohash. The app also utilizes the fetch API method, the map() method, event listeners, createElement, appendChild, JavaScript array of objects, template string literal interpolation, Modern JavaScript, and more!
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OMDB API JS App
I originally created this client slide application using the OMDB API before creating my OMDB API Node.js version. After I created that one, and discovered potential built-in API errors in the Node.js version, I applied and transformed them into their client-side rendition. I felt it important to introduce my students to application error handling and thus a basic form of "testing".
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Wikipedia Viewer
This is a code refactoring of a project I created several years ago. I revamped the workflow, migrating from Gulp to Webpack, from jQuery to Modern JavaScript with async await, @babel/pollyfill to make my async wait code work with Babel 7 and Webpack 5, adding css animated scroll buttons, animated magnifying glass icon search input on focus, hover, and active, replacing PostCSS with Node Sass, and adding a dynamic year in the footer.
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