dylanavernon's Projects
My atm machine follows a minimalist approach to UI design. It has a single button that will react dynamically to user inputs by changing its appearance and functionality. This simple interface is intuitive and easy on the eyes.
Config files for my GitHub profile.
A flash card application for studying Arabic verb forms. Uses Python, HTML, CSS, Jinja, and Flask. Pulls verb conjugation tables from Reverso's website and parses HTML files to extract verb forms.
This is an HTML form that uses Formik for validation, React for generating HTML, and Bootstrap for styles.
This a full stack holy grail application that communicates with a redis database. It was originally designed to be used with a docker container holding the redis database.
A robot powered training repository :robot:
This simple multi-tier application sets up a backend using Strapi and queries that database using GraphQL.
Testing Hello World
Web Programming with Python and JavaScript
This simple I/O application allows the user to input some text. The program will then count the number of letters, excluding spaces, punctuation, and other special characters.
MIT Facts
This banking application allows users to create an account, login, deposit, and withdraw funds. The information for each account is tracked and displayed on the All Data page.
This simulation allows the user to create Pac-Men figures that move around a container while opening and closing their mouths.
A simple web app that generates cards with a random cat picture and a random fact.
This simulation allows the user to create a number of balls that will move around the container randomly. There are buttons for controlling wind speed and gravity.
This simple bus tracking application provides real-time information about the current position of buses in the Boston area. Buses on the same route have the same marker color.
This interactive component allows the user to input some text. The component then counts the number of sentences in the text and displays the result.
A simple shopping cart application that I will continue to develop.
I created this application to develop my understanding of the Swagger automatic documentation infrastructure.
This generator will produce the boiler plate C code for working through all the example programmes in Stephan G. Kochan's Programming in C text book. It uses Java, C, and make.
This application implements a user interface for a library application. Users can see items that are available, checked out and overdue.
This application implements a tic-tac-toe game. It identifies which player wins or when their is a tie.