JavaScript

JavaScript powers all of the functionality on a web page. Nearly all interaction on a website (other than clicking links to other pages) uses JavaScript to operate. The language was invented in 10 days by someone who worked at Sun Microsystems as an alternative to running Java Applets on the web. JavaScript can be interpreted by a browser, so no virtual machine is required to run it.

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Savvy Gaming

Go to Site Github Repository What is it? The Savvy Gaming Network (or Savvy Gaming for short) is a gaming blog by Erik and Savvy Danielson. The site launched on June 8th, 2023, and almost one hundred articles have been written for the site since its launch. The articles are made up of several categories: Reviews, First Impressions, Lists and Rankings, Events, News, Recipes, and Podcasts. All of these were written by Savvy or her friend Elise. The design of Savvy Gaming started...

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React Portfolio

What is it? This is a website that I created to act as a collection of smaller applications. The purpose of the site is to demonstrate my skill with JavaScript and React. The entire website is powered by React and Node. The routing engine is powered by React Router (BrowserRouter), the webserver is hosted with Node, and all of the logic is written in JavaScript ES6 and JSX. Screenshot of my React Portfolio What does it do? I created three apps in the React Portfolio (one of which i...

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Web Terminal

What is it? The Web Terminal was an experiment that I attempted after seeing an example of a terminal-like interface online. I reversed engineered the page that I found by examining the source code. I then pieced together the styles of the page until I got something that looked similar. The end result was spectacular. The site looks and feels like a 1960s dumb terminal that you would find at a computer lab at MIT. Web Terminal Interface What does it do? At the time of this wri...

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