By @sprinkles24 • 3.25 hrs
This is a permutation calculator! Users can input any amount of terms, and the program will output every possible pair. It detects the use of "&" and "+", and tries to avoid using them to put pairs together if they are also found in the user's terms. This program was coded in python using PyCharm.
By @sprinkles24 • 13.2 hrs
I made my version of Oscillart since I'm a beginner at web development and wanted to get more comfortable with creating and designing a website on my own, but still have some guidance when I got stuck. I also want to expand my web dev skills past just HTML and CSS, and Javascript seemed like the best next step! I added buttons to change the wave color, a Hackatime embed to show how long I spent on the project, and buttons that link to the GitHub Repository and my personal website.
By @sprinkles24 • 18.66 hrs
I created a personal website and portfolio featuring my writing, computer science projects, and awards. I made this website to serve as a portfolio and to display my achievements. I learned about display:grid; and used it for the Writing, Computer Science, and Certifications & Accolades pages to fix the placement of the image and heading at the top, and to format each project on the page. I'm submitting this for the Level Up challenge - It's the largest website I've ever made! I spent over 18 hours creating it, which is the most time I've ever spent on a technical project, and it has the most pages and files I've ever worked with. I struggled with formatting, especially images and the heading at the top of each page, and changing how files are named and linked to deploy on GitHub Pages.