I can help you with:
I wrote this chatbot. https://optimistic-pike-9f1606.netlify.app/. It is written with a simple stack of Javascript + HMTL + CSS. It has hardcoded responses. The task was to manipulate strings of words through Javascript combined with lots of if/else statements.
Using CSS combined with Express, Javascript and HTML to manipulate the way my stack of scripts is served on a web browser.
3. Node Command Line Interface project
I worked on a CLI application which downloads a JSON file (Javascript object notation) of data about COVID19. The CLI interfaces over the terminal command line on any computer – so the user can type data requests into the CLI and my API returns that data. It was built using Node.js and Commander.
We set up an Express stack using Javascript to pull up data from a JSON file of inspirational quotes. The data was displayed in the terminal (CLI)
A PERN stack is an application programming interface (API) served with the help of PostgresSQL which is a database querying language (which I enjoy).
.yml files were deployed and tested over Swagger.
We used Structured Query Language (SQL) embedded in Javascript code to set up an API which would display orders requested by users. Code learned was all PERN, so Postgres, Express.js, React.jsx and Node.js.
https://feed-the-need-sausage-roll.herokuapp.com/listings/31
This API was put together using Material UI design components, SQL, SQL database, and tested with QueryPie and Microsoft Azure. We heavily used Auth0 for user sign-up and authentication. Security was via JSON bearer tokens. This test display is on Heroku. We used Miro for planning and our teams organised sprints together.
This year I learned how to structure my PERN stack APIs so they could be containerised and sent to people then opened via a virtual machine containeriser like Docker.
10. React application with multiple pages
Using a React router package, lots of design styling and typing some original content to fill up my pages, I filled out a component-based React website