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Full Stack Bootcamp

Junior Programming Bootcamp

Projects I developed during the Full Stack Junior bootcamp for practicing and learning. These projects may contain comments or notes and are not finished projects. The language used is Python.

  • Pygame: A square with balls that can colision between them:
    https://github.com/Iv3tt3/kata2_pygame_iv3
  • Roman numbers: Calculator to convert roman numbers to integrer:
    https://github.com/Iv3tt3/kata1_romanos_iv3
  • Deck of cards exercise: Practicing Object Oriented Programming (OOP) and Test Driven Development (TDD) by creating a deck of cards class.
    https://github.com/Iv3tt3/K0_Barajas
    A second version I made after the bootcamp: 
    https://github.com/Iv3tt3/K0_Deck_challenge 
  • Tkinter calc: A calculator developed using the Python library Tkinter for creating a user interface, including buttons, labels, and entry fields. It is used some of the code from the previous project on Roman numbers.
    https://github.com/Iv3tt3/kata3_tkinter_calculadora_iv3
  • CoinApi.io: A calculator developed using the Python library Tkinter for creating a user interface, including buttons, labels, and entry fields. This project incorporates API requests to CoinApiIo to fetch real-time exchange rate data.
    https://github.com/Iv3tt3/kata_4_CoinApi_io
  • Wallet Flask-crud: A wallet to track financial transactions. It is build in Flask for the web framework, SQLite for database management and integrates WTForms for form validation. The user interface is built using HTML templates rendered by Flask.
    https://github.com/Iv3tt3/kata6_flask_crud
  • The last project was an introduction to JavaScript. Wallet Javascript: In this project, we built upon the foundation of the previous one, retaining much of the existing code while replacing WTForms with JavaScript for form handling and dynamic content loading. With JS, we enhanced the user experience by introducing asynchronous requests to the server, enabling seamless data retrieval and display without the need to reload the entire page.
    https://github.com/Iv3tt3/kata8_javascript
Bootcamp Final Project

In the final project we had the option to choose between a Tkinter, Flask, or Flask-JS application. While I developed two projects, it was the Flask & JS one that I presented as my final project.

Then I developed a mix of both versions, where users can choose whether they want to use the classic version of the website (Flask Classic) or the new version (Flask & JS).

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