This is an educational app, with information about Penguins. This a simple single
page app that demonstrates the ability to port an app from the web to an
Android and iPad/iPhone app. This app took only about a day to put together on
all three platforms.
Learn All About Classes at San Diego Community Colleges. This was the class project for the
three part Android programming class at San Diego Continuing Education. This project
demonstrates the use of Pouch DB, to setup a NoSQL database
in local stroage. Royalty free pictures were pulled from
Pixabay, color themes were generated by the
JQuery ThemeRoller,
custom fonts were pulled from FontSquirrel.
This app accesses the Github API, and retrieves Github User and Repository information. This
project demonstrates methods for accessing remote APIs, and displaying the data from the API.
It also provides a cool interface for exploring different projects on Github.
This app maintains a grocery list. The data is stored in a NoSQL database in local storage,
using a Pouch DB database. This database is synchronized
with an online Couch DB database, whenever the app
is online. This allows the user to view and modify the database when offline; but to have
the data re-synchronized with the master database when back online. This gives you
the connectivity/synchronization of the Cloud; but the flexibility of local storage
in an app, when not online.
This apps helps people with food allergies decide what to eat when dining out at
restaurants. This app was developed as part of a Startup Weekend. A basic version
of the web app was developed over the weekend (and we won 2nd place in the competition).
The app was further developed, and the Android and iPad/iPhone apps were added over
the next week.
This repository is a collection of four apps that demonstrate the use of user authorization
to access a database. Three apps share a common Firebase
database, and if you register in one app, you can use the same login in the other
apps. There is a web version, an Android version, and an apple (iPad/iPhone) version.
The other app uses MongoDB for the database. It is a MEAN (Mongo DB, Express,
Angular JS, Node JS) stack app. The user authentication is multi-level (different
accounts can have different levels of authorization, user, manager, admin), and access
to different menu items can be set/displayed by user level). Social media logins are available
for Facebook, Google, Twitter, and Github.
This repository is a collection of four apps that demonstrate the use of a shopping cart with
user authorization to access a database. Three apps share a common Firebase
database, and if you register in one app, you can use the same login in the other
apps. There is a web version, an Android version, and an apple (iPad/iPhone) version.
The other app uses MongoDB for the database. It is a MEAN (Mongo DB, Express,
Angular JS, Node JS) stack app. The user authentication is multi-level (different
accounts can have different levels of authorization, user, manager, admin), and access
to different menu items can be set/displayed by user level). Social media logins are available
for Facebook, Google, Twitter, and Github.