IT. Business. Marketing.
I haven’t been posting in a while. Now it’s time to discuss one of the biggest projects we’ve finished at 4Geeks Academy. Actually, it happened in March 2023, I think. This web app, LocationPro, is made to help you discover new towns in the United States. Not too exciting, but let me explain!
Continue reading “LocationPro: Discover Your Future Paradise”
After completing the excuse generator, our second project was the domain name generator. The main purpose here was to use nested arrays. The reason behind it was to create a list of domains combining multiple words. In this post, I’ll explain how I approached this problem.
Continue reading “Domain Name Generator (Coding Project: 4Geeks)”
About a month into the bootcamp with 4Geeks Academy we started learning JavaScript. We did cover a few basic concepts before we could practice them fully. Our first project was an excuse generator. This post will cover the steps I took while making it. I used JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and Bootstrap.
Continue reading “Excuse Generator (Coding Project: 4Geeks)”
In this post, I’d like to talk about the Bootstrap project that I was working on while attending 4Geeks Academy. After learning about HTML and CSS, I found out that there’s a simpler way to make the pages responsive to different screen sizes. Bootstrap is the most common framework that is currently being used across the internet. So, in this project, I will explain how I made an Instagram feed with Bootstrap.
Continue reading “Instagram Feed With Bootstrap (Coding Project: 4Geeks)”
After learning how to make a photo feed using HTML and CSS, we had to make a simple page that would look like an Instagram Post. Here I will explain to you how I made it step-by-step.
Continue reading “Instagram Post (Coding Project: 4Geeks)”
While learning HTML and CSS, our second project was to create a simple photo feed. It was nothing too difficult. The main purpose of it was to get comfortable designing web pages. Again, as with the previous project from 4Geeks Academy, we were provided some instructions; however, we were still encouraged to play around with the code on our own.
Continue reading “Photo Feed (Coding Project: 4Geeks)”
During the time spent at 4Geeks Academy, one of our first projects was to create a non-interactive digital postcard using only HTML and CSS. Although the boot camp provided us with instructions, we still had to add some creativity to it. It was the first project during the program.
Continue reading “Digital Postcard (Coding Project: 4Geeks)”