we're going to make MILLIONS, no wait, dare I say BILLIONS
this is not an exaggeration
void BestAppEver( ) {
cout << "IT'S CODE TIME BABY!" << endl;
return awesomeness && coolness;
}
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Git and github are pretty cool and they'll have your back when no one else will tbh. Also it's really awesome that you don't have to worry about a file getting corrupted on your computer and losing tons of work because if that does happen you have a backup stored on Github.
Have you ever wondered, why is it that some of the most famous people are the most corrupt? Why are the people who have the most power some of the most diabolical? Why do we award those that find themselves in these positions with more fame and attention when someone else could be in their position and be doing so much more good? That is why Clout was made! The first social media where your fame doesn't come from your follower count, but from how you're rated by your peers. Theoretically, the better the person you are, the higher ranking you will be! Clout allows for an overall rating (out of 5), a view of where you rank among those in your local community, country, and even the world, as well as the ability to leave reviews on people and the kind of person they are. This could be the next revolutionary step in social media, where the best kinds of people can finally get the attention they deserve! Clout, where do you stand?
- user rating (out of 5)
- local, country, and world ranking
- profile can be reviewed by your peers
ssh -i [key pair file] ubuntu@[ip address]
Example
ssh -i "~/Documents/CS260_STARTUP/CS 260/keys/clout.pem" [email protected]
(Laptop)
ssh -i "~\OneDrive\Documents\CS260_STARTUP\CS 260\keys\clout.pem" [email protected]
./deployFiles.sh -k <yourpemkey> -h <yourdomain> -s simon
Example
./deployReact.sh -k "~/Documents/CS260_STARTUP/CS 260/keys/clout.pem" -h cloutplatform.com -s startup
(Laptop)
./deployFiles.sh -k "~\OneDrive\Documents\CS260_STARTUP\CS 260\keys\clout.pem" -h cloutplatform.com -s simon
HTML is really cool and very verasatile, I'm really really excited to use it more especially as it applies to making our start up project. I'm thinking about how awesome it will be for me to use the buttons and text boxes to make the login pages for the clout pages. Now my next big task will be thinking about how to design the actual profile pages where the rating is displayed.
Looking back, me thinking that HTML was cool was a pretty chump move because CSS is even better. I feel like HTML is just a way to set up the skeleton of your work, and CSS is like what makes it actually shine. This will definitely come in handy as I design the clout app and make it look good. Now I know with confidence that I can make it look exactly how I want it to with the aid of Bootstrap and CSS.
Wow, I'm honestly baffled with how far we've come and how advanced we've gotten. Pure HTML seems archaic compared to the possibilities that the combined forces of HTML, CSS, and Javascript can provide. As I mention everytime, I'm very, very excited to see what I can use the combination of these three languages to create and how I can involve them in the startup I'm working on. Javascript is definitely much more complex than HTML or CSS, but I'm working on learning its ins and outs so that I can utilize it in my startup and on future projects. The way it intertwines with HTML and CSS is fascinating and I hope to use it as I continue on in the CS field.
Services are really important and frankly essential to what makes a website a website. I'm really excited to tie them with using a database because without a databse on the server, services and APIs feel a little bit pointless, but it's a good segway into being able to store and update information on a website.
Now we're getting to the good stuff! Adding a database to the program has made it so much more realistic and now I finally feel like we have a full fledged application that's working! I'm really excited to add this to my startup and get it all working together with node and mongoDB! Awesome stuff!
Now we're getting to the more complex stuff, and even though I don't quite understand all of it and how it all works together just yet, I'm grateful to have this code saved so that I can study it and continue trying to implement stuff like this. The more complex we get with these services and using cookies like this, the more applicable it is to the real world and applications that are made and need to have stuff like this. It's super interesting and I'm still excited to see what else is in store.
Websockets are very interesting, I didn't now a whole lot about what they were before this project and learning about it has been very cool. I definitely see the need for an almost constant connection to the server and the ability to be able to have multiple threads of connections going on at the same time is very useful. I'm excited to find a use for this in my startup application.
Wow! React is so interesting and cool to use. At first glance I was a bit discouraged because I thought this meant I'd have to disregard most of what I had learned this semester and putting in the effort to port something you've been working on for so long can seem daunting, but I've come to learn that it's worth the little extra bit of effort! React makes everything much more object-oriented and readable. Not to mention that now there is so much less repeated and redundant code. I still don't understand fully states and hooks, but I was able to grasp it a little bit more during the conversion of simon to a react application. I'm really excited to try to apply this to my startup!
It's really really cool to see how far the website has come. Now that there has been some Javascript functionality added, the website is much more interactive and user friendly. I feel like Javascript opens up an unlimited number of possibilites of where this could go and other functionality that could be added. I'm loving web dev so far and I'm very excited to keep learning more and keep creating.
It's really starting to come together as a working and interactive web application. I'm so excited to see how this evolves even more in the future. Node.js makes it so easy to be able to add in complex server code that would otherwise be almost impossible to decipher. The database can store all the information of a user and display it using other server requests. Websocket can make it even more interactive too which is so cool! I will definitely be utilizing all of these to thier maximum capacities with this startup and future projects to come!
Whelp we did it, we made it to the very last assignment, that's crazy. This semester has been a wild ride. I knew I'd learn a lot, but to honest I had no idea I'd learn this much and have as much fun doing it as I did. This was an awesome class and I can confidently say that I feel comfortable working in all three of the major web dev languages and React has made it even easier to create things using them. It was a bit difficult at first to understand how everything fit together with React, but after taking the time to mess around and figure things out I really enjoy using it, it makes debugging so much easier and makes the website run soo much cleaner. I truly have loved this class and I'm excited to continue applying my skills as I continue on in the program and with my own personal projects.