Find and rate recipies, and receive personalised recipe suggestions for you. Add ingredients to your shopping list, and plan your meals on a calendar.

We built a PostgreSQL database with selected data taken from Edamam API,served this data using Django REST Framework, and built our front-end using React. This was a week-long paired project.

A week-long paired project to build a full-stack application by making our own back-end and front-end. Our app, Recipedia, contains a database of recipies which users can search using advanced search and filter functions. Logged-in users can rate recipes out of five, and this data is used to recommend recipes for each user. Ingredients can be added to a shopping list individually, and recipies added to a meal plan calendar.

We created a PostgreSQL database with selected data taken from Edamam public API, served this data using Django REST Framework, and we built our front-end using React.

I found it particularly satisfying designing backend models in Django to serve data in the most useful way. I built both back-end and front-end advanced search features, writing Django filter queries using Python on the back-end, and developed my skills with React hooks on the front-end.

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A week-long project, working in a team of 4, to build a full-stack application. Food For Thought helps users to find great restaurants. Not only can you search and filter restaurants, but logged-in users can add new restaurants to the database, mark favourite restaurants, and leave comments on a restaurant's page. Users can also change their password.

We used Express to create our API and serve our data from a Mongo database; this API was consumed with a React front-end. We used Git and Github to work collaboratively, developing features on our own branches before merging to a master branch.

I built both front-end features, including the search and filter functions for finding a restaurant that work in tandem, and back-end features, including a ‘change password’ function.

Find a great London restaurant with search and filter functions. Create an account to add new restaurants to the database, star your favourites and leave comments.

We used Express to create our API and serve our data from a Mongo database, which is consumed by a React front-end.

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Get detailed forecasting information for major cities around the world, using DarkSky API as a data source.

We used Bulma as a framework for our styling, and moment.js to create a clock that ticks in local time on each city page.

Get detailed forecasting information for major cities around the world, using DarkSky API as a data source.

We used Bulma as a framework for our styling, and moment.js to create a clock that ticks in local time on each city page.

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I created a Jurassic Park themed version of Pac-Man that allows the user to control a Jeff Goldblum avatar, losing lives when caught by pursuing dinosaurs who move intelligently around the maze, and achieving a final score if they win.

I created a Jurassic Park themed version of Pac-Man that allows the user to control a Jeff Goldblum avatar, losing lives when caught by pursuing dinosaurs who move intelligently around the maze, and achieving a final score if they win.

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