anthonylynch90/IP-Port-Scanner
Ip port scanner is an application software that browses different ip addresses on a network. Supplies details about a computer on a network and what ports are free on the network and not opened.
Developed an attack android application. It is designed for people who are under attack. They would press a button on their phone and it will gather their current location and start recording a 5 second video with sound. This will then automatically send the location and video straight to the police or friend. The application also can activate using voice recognition e.g. when the word “help” is said. Along with the voice recognition, if the voice reaches a certain decibel level then it will activate. With the app I also developed a website which will be able to take in the videos and also display all them. There is a Servlet on the server that takes in the videos and then converts them into the necessary format to display them on the site. After conversion it then stores the video in a database for record. This website only can be used by authorised individuals through a login system. I also developed a statistics analysis page to discover the number of attacks in each area in a particular country. Various other additives where implemented on the app such as sending the video through email, created an animation on how to use the app and application multi language selection.
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Ip port scanner is an application software that browses different ip addresses on a network. Supplies details about a computer on a network and what ports are free on the network and not opened.
A stocks and shares website where people can create an account and log in to see the latest news in the stocks and shares market. The site scrapes RSS feeds from the latest up to date websites on stock investment news.
Ruby on rails integration testing using rspec. it tests static pages on certain content such as the title and headers of views. it makes use of guard gem files which detects any changes to files and then tests them. There is two failing tests that is done on purpose.
A blog developed on ruby on rails. People comment on articles that have been posted up. Emails can be sent to the people on the articles also.