The university project that started my journey to becoming a Frontend Developer: "typro".
The goal was to write a fairly basic website or web app using jQuery and jQuery Mobile – I was hooked right from the start and also
dove into ES6 / ES2015, Service Workers, MediaDevices and IndexedDB for persistent storage. The result is a progressive web app that lets you take pictures through a canvas-based viewfinder, stores them persistently and works fully offline. It also has simulated auth – no real security, but users can login and then only see the pictures they took.
The goal was to write a fairly basic website or web app using jQuery and jQuery Mobile – I was hooked right from the start and also
dove into ES6 / ES2015, Service Workers, MediaDevices and IndexedDB for persistent storage. The result is a progressive web app that lets you take pictures through a canvas-based viewfinder, stores them persistently and works fully offline. It also has simulated auth – no real security, but users can login and then only see the pictures they took.
