Space blast is an old school game that uses HTML5 Canvas to design the front-end and Ruby on Rails for the back-end.
Playing, users are able to control a little spaceship and shoot enemies. I also made it possible to view High Scores of other players to
bring in the driving spirit of competition. The game logic implements Javascript to create animation and position it on a canvas field.
On "creating" and "updating" games and also on other actions of a user, I'm sending CRUD request to the back-end. For example, for
displaying high scores, I'm using the data provided by a GET request to display information with handlebars.
Enjoy playing!
TPad is an app that allows a user to keep track of notes, and view the notes of their friends. The information is displayed and structured with Handlebars.js, and the back end uses Ruby on Rails (RoR). Ajax requests allow the user to interact with data stored in a database. A user is able to create, read, update and delete their notes. The development of this app was a great experience in learning more about the structure of RoR.
View On GitHub View AppUsers can create and track their life goals in an easy-to-use way. Bucket list is a collaborative project that uses Express.js for the back end and JavaScript and Handlebars.js on the front-end. The project was a good experience in exploring the Scrum framework. For example, using pair programming to develop a product.
View On GitHub View AppI created this fun animation using HTML5-canvas on the base of JavaScript as a programming language. At this point, it can turn into an original background image for any website.
View On GitHub View Animation