Hi, my name is
Genna
I build things for the web...
Some apps I've built...
Questions!
Built using: React, Express, and PostgreSQL
A Family Feud inspired game with a twist! Questions home page has a select form for the user to choose a question to answer. Once the user has selected a question they are to decide who is on team 1 and who is on team 2. Once the teams have been decided, team 1 and team 2 each submit an answer. After that, the team with the highest voted answer starts! Once the starting team has been selected, that team has three chances to guess as many correct answers as they can. If that team hits three incorrect answers, it is the other team's turn. Every question has 6 answers, when all 6 correct answers have been guessed, the team with the highest remaining points wins that round!
Microblog
Built using: React, Redux, Express, and PostgreSQL
An innovative site for communicating on the information superhighway. Microblog was built with React and Redux on the frontend paired with Express and PostgreSQL on the backend. Microblog allows any user to post, edit, and delete posts. A user can also up or down vote a blog post as well as comment on it (comments can also be deleted).
Warbler
Built using: Python, Flask, and PostgreSQL
A Twitter clone application! Warbler was built with Flask and Jinja templates on the frontend paired with Flask and PostgreSQL on the backend. Warbler uses Flask's WTForms to validate information going in and out of the database. Warbler also uses Flask's Session to store if a user is logged in and the correct user. By correct user I mean, when the user is trying to edit their profile they can only edit their own and no one else's, a user can only delete their profile and no other, a user can only like other's posts and not their own. While using Warbler, a user can: write posts, like other's posts, edit their profile, follow other user's, and delete their profile.
Jeopardy!
Built using: Javascript, JQuery, HTML, and CSS
A game to play Jeopardy. Jeopardy is a frontend application built using Javascript. It makes an axios GET request to the Jeopardy API to get questions and answers. Try it out!
Guessing Game!
Built using: Vanilla Javascript, HTML, and CSS
Guess a number between 1 and 100... The game will choose a random number for you to try and guess, it will let you know if your guess was too high, too low, or just right!