Portfolio
Personal Site
This was my final project for CS601 Web Development at Boston University in 2020. The assignment was to create a site that incorporated a number of HTML5 features for readability and accessability. Both the Gallery and Guestbook pages were created using Vue.js to incorporate some common functionality of a single-page applications.
BoardGameGeek API Tutorial
This was a mid-term project for CS290 Web Development at Oregon State University in 2017. We were tasked with creating a website documenting how to use a publicly-available API of our choosing. As I love to play boardgames in my spare time, I chose to cover BoardGameGeek.com's API.
Taylor-Twitter
This is a Twitter clone I created to get some extra practice developing with Ruby on Rails. Currently I am experiencing some difficulty with my sendgrid account so you cannot register for access. However, you can log in using the following credentials: tayloraliss@gmail.com / 123456
Lianhuanhua
This is a personal project I have been working on that allows users to upload and read lianhuanhua which are a type of palm-sized comic book popular in 20th century China. I plan on having the site consume an external API to assist with translating the books and potentially even incorporate OCR technology as well. Presently, the site is still in development and not deployed.
Pokémania!
This was an assignment for CS601 Web Development at Boston University in 2020. The goal of this assignment was to create a single page using Vue.js that containing four images which reverted back to "an earlier form" when the user hovered over them. Naturally, I chose to use Pokémon.
Number Adder
This was an early assignment for CS601 Web Development at Boston University in 2020. The goal was to simply create a number adding interface in JavaScript.
Form Validator
This was another assignment for CS601 Web Development at Boston University in 2020. The goal was to provide feedback to the user regarding form validation using only JavaScript.
See My Degrees
This was another early assignment for CS601 Web Development at Boston University in 2020. The goal was to retrieve data from a custom JSON file and format it for displaying to the user.