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ccps209-lab-1
component-tester
contactsMashup
This is a contacts app that can view contact's Twitter, website, and address on map.
Front-end-Developer-Interview-Questions
A list of questions you can use to help interview potential candidates for a front-end development position.
googleMapXMLWriterApplet
When I first had the idea of using Toronto Open Data to create my park finder app, I didn’t know too much about the Google Maps API. I assumed that just having the address of the park would be sufficient. Unfortunately, to actually place markers on the map, I had to know the latitude and longitude of the address. I thought that this problem would be easily solvable with the Google Geocoding API, but it had limited free usage. I then decided that I had to make a new XML file with the latitude and longitudes of the parks. There were some web apps out there that could find the points, but I would have to do over 800 searches to make my app. So after doing some research, I created my own little applet that allows you to give the program an existing XML file with addresses, and ultimately make a new XML file that includes both the latitude and longitude of the address in addition to the original information. Although the applet has to be customized depending on the actual XML input sheet. Please note that for demo purposes, the applet will spit out the new XML into the console after 10 address are completed. And please close after the demo, since I don’t want to get in too much with Google for overusing their API.
meta-mock-api
A Node.js API for mock data for Meta
parkFinder
This is a program I built using the Google Maps API and the Toronto Open Data site. It helps you find parks in Toronto and filter by type. It also dynamically generates Instagram pics from the park based on Instagram tags! The site is responsive and I used the Foundation framework. Check it out live at http://www.andrewmc2.com/park
port
my portfolio website
portfolio
This is my responsive web portfolio, which includes jQuery/Javascript, Instagram API integration, and SVG work. I designed and developed everything myself by hand!
andrewmc2's Repositories
andrewmc2/Yams
A Sweet and Swifty YAML parser.
andrewmc2/component-tester
andrewmc2/meta-mock-api
A Node.js API for mock data for Meta
andrewmc2/ccps209-lab-1
andrewmc2/portfolio
This is my responsive web portfolio, which includes jQuery/Javascript, Instagram API integration, and SVG work. I designed and developed everything myself by hand!
andrewmc2/andrewmc2.github.io
Portfolio
andrewmc2/sushiSnob
andrewmc2/googleMapXMLWriterApplet
When I first had the idea of using Toronto Open Data to create my park finder app, I didn’t know too much about the Google Maps API. I assumed that just having the address of the park would be sufficient. Unfortunately, to actually place markers on the map, I had to know the latitude and longitude of the address. I thought that this problem would be easily solvable with the Google Geocoding API, but it had limited free usage. I then decided that I had to make a new XML file with the latitude and longitudes of the parks. There were some web apps out there that could find the points, but I would have to do over 800 searches to make my app. So after doing some research, I created my own little applet that allows you to give the program an existing XML file with addresses, and ultimately make a new XML file that includes both the latitude and longitude of the address in addition to the original information. Although the applet has to be customized depending on the actual XML input sheet. Please note that for demo purposes, the applet will spit out the new XML into the console after 10 address are completed. And please close after the demo, since I don’t want to get in too much with Google for overusing their API.
andrewmc2/parkFinder
This is a program I built using the Google Maps API and the Toronto Open Data site. It helps you find parks in Toronto and filter by type. It also dynamically generates Instagram pics from the park based on Instagram tags! The site is responsive and I used the Foundation framework. Check it out live at http://www.andrewmc2.com/park
andrewmc2/sushiFix2
andrewmc2/sushiFix
andrewmc2/contactsMashup
This is a contacts app that can view contact's Twitter, website, and address on map.
andrewmc2/port
my portfolio website
andrewmc2/Front-end-Developer-Interview-Questions
A list of questions you can use to help interview potential candidates for a front-end development position.