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Task to switch to a deploy branch and push to heroku
Trello Bug Counter
rails app for location-photo-adventures [placeholder name]
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A simple javascript dialog manager
A attractive and complete Rails engine providing e-commerce functionality for any Rails 4 application.
America's Next Top Cat Model
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Daily curriculum for Ada class
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Calculator that can handle most complex equations. I should have prompted the user to choose between an equation or a single number instead of asking for a second number. Will fix later.
Calculator that can handle some advanced functions.
Learn to Program 5.6
This is a Ruby function I created to find the largest out of 2 numbers. To challenge myself, I created it without using comparative operators.
This is a Ruby program I created to convert numeric digits to written numbers (3032 becomes three thousand and thirty two).
This is my personal website. The site can be found at lilypace.com.
This is a Ruby app I created using Sinatra that generates a roman numeral from any number from 1 - 3000.
This is a Ruby app I created using Sinatra that generates Chicago style citations.
This is a ruby program I created to convert a number to Roman numerals. It will convert an integer between 1 and 3000 to Roman numerals. For example, 4 will become IV.
This is a ruby program I created to convert a number to Roman numerals. It will convert an integer between 1 and 3000 to "old-school" Roman numerals. For example, 4 will become IIII.
This is a webpage for a fictional business that I made to practice my HTML and CSS.
This is a simple guessing game I made using Javascript, HTML, and CSS. When you enter a guess, it tells you whether your guess is too high or too low and adds it to a list of your previous guesses. Each turn, it generates a hint by taking the middle number between your lowest "too high" guess and highest "too low" guess.
Coding starts here
This is a simple to do list I created using html and jQuery. I used css to style it to look like a chalkboard. Items can be added to the list using the input field, and can be removed by clicking on the item.
This is a simple model of a library created using object-oriented python.
A game where the player is able to compete in an iterated prisoner's dilemma against the computer for 30 turns. Unlike my first prisoner's dilemma game, in this version the computer acts based on the 'Tit for Tat' strategy of equivalent retaliation.
Similar to written Madlibs, this program generates a story based on user input. I am working on expanding the story.
This program generates a random story. The random story generator is similar to MadLibs, except it doesn't rely on user input. Instead the generator selects words from lists within the program.
One of my first projects in Python. Compete in an iterated prisoner's dilemma against the computer for 30 turns. I hope to eventually create other versions of this game where the computer chooses its moves strategically, instead of at random.
I'm new to coding, this is one of my first projects. Its a simple one player game of tic-tac-toe.