johnfig/Worthly
An App designed to calculate if a Chore/Ride/Task is worth your time and how you can outsource it instead. Beautiful, simple design, just like decisions in life should be.
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An App designed to calculate if a Chore/Ride/Task is worth your time and how you can outsource it instead. Beautiful, simple design, just like decisions in life should be.
This is an internal iOS application to show the leaderboard and log games for my current employer. Time to be a full stack developer and this is the first big step.
This is a rails 4 app to keep track of our ping pong rankings at work. Time to learn some Rails 4 scaffolding, Ajax requests, and Dynamic UI.
A repository of CocoaPods (cocoapods.org) specifications.
snapBlur is a pod that utilizes the source code from the WWDC Conference to blur background images
Public repository.
Scripts to prepare a Mac running OS X Mountain Lion for Ruby development
This is building a simple calculator iPhone App. This is the start of using a the MVC Structure with Objective-C and having an introduction into instantiating Models.
This will be the ios client side application to connect to the instagram_ish backend. I want to create a place to take pictures, store them, and view in both single picture and gallery views.
This will be a Rails Backend with and API to plug into an iPhone app that I will create that involves using paperclip to store and retrieve images that were taking on an iphone and then shown in gallery view. This is going to be fun ;-)
This project will help me learn how to build a Navigation bar on an iOS application with multiple views. I will learn about how the #push and #pop methods work in Objective-C.
This is my first iOS application and will be doing a series of tutorials and sample apps over the next coming weeks to get up to speed on the full stack development I will be doing at Byliner.
This is a Cucumber exercise to test multiple aspects of google in the advanced search portion of the website.
I want to create a small project to test myself and fully understand the extend of the enumerables module and the methods provided in the library. I currently search for just one thing at a time in most of my features and don't get to use the full module as much as I'd like and this is an opportunity to do just that.
This is a simple exercise that I am following in a railscast to learn backbone.js
Sublimetext 2 Snippets useful for writing Rspec.
This is an exercise in creating polymorphic associations with comments that come from multiple classes
This is going to be a has_many :students through => classes with models Students, Teachers, and Classes. This will help build a better understanding of different relational database structures.
This is an exercise to teach me about many-to-many relationships with rails db structure. I will be associating multiple students to teachers and vise versa via belongs_to_and_has_many associations. I will have a check box drop downs in order for students to be associated to students. Game on...
This is a craigslist clone in order to understand creating one-to-many associations as well as more complex views and forms. I will use twitter-bootstrap to clean up how this looks as well as focus on proper associations and validations.
This is an exercise in order to try many different model validations, associations, and migrations including belongs_to, has_many, belongs_to_and_has_many, polymorphism, etc.. I want to expand my depth of model and migration knowledge through this exercise.
An MVC approach to scraping the Gettysburg address from a website and finding the most unique words and listing them by the 100 most popular.
This is a rake task (rake fetch_data) that Scrapes data from websites and stores it into a sqlite3 database
This time I used the Hartl Tutorial and built the Twitter Clone from scratch and only used the Tutorial when needed in order to grasp the deeper concepts in the tutorial about MVC and the structure behind it. The reason I like this is the more you read this the deeper you can read into and understand the underlying concepts he is explaining.
This will contain the actual exercises for DBC as I go through them they will most likely vary in complexity to the point where I will have to make other repositories as I start building out full applications with Sinatra in upcoming weeks
There are 308 DBC challenges ranging from front-end, db design, ruby, rails, and javascript
My Personal Blog using Octopress
I am going through the Hartl Tutorial again while writing all my own Rspec tests during the process to better understand Rspec syntax and best practices
This is the Final DBC Assessment to Gain Admission into the Program. Everything is pretty basic except for the Hangman game which was very fun to build. Instead of using Gets.chomp and having it be interactive, I had the method choose a word and the computer used logic to solve.
Pre-requisite DBC exercises using Ruby Scripts to solve mathematical and other equations. 34 Exercises total. Will add more for practice
This is my personal website including resume, personal blog, and link to github
Master the Basics of Git Version Control
I will keep this just to remind me of when I tried this tutorial and subsequently lobotomized my computer with an XCODE toolkit update that rendered my computer unable to create a make file
A series of mathematical challenges solved with ruby scripts.
A Comprehensive Ruby Tutorial
Tried to create a User Mailer controller to no avail. Will do a second version that sends random inspirational quotes from an array when an email is entered in
Michael Hartl Tutorial that has been customized.
Went through the Michael Hartl Tutorial again in order to see how far I have come and how much more I now understand about Ruby and Rails
Michael Hartl Tutorial to make a Simple Twitter Clone Web application with Ruby and Rails.
2nd Simple Web Application made with Michael Hartl Tutorial
1st Simple Web Application made with Michael Hartl Tutorial