Python 3 portfolio project for CodeInstitute Submission
App Objectives:
Provide a working battleships game for a single user to play against
the computer.
Deploy a command-line application to a cloud-based platform
Personal Feedback:
I really enjoyed working with Python as you have to think much more logically in order to
solve a problem, more so than with JavaScript. I found working around the limitations of
the cloud-based platform limitin and can't to combine Python with HTML/CSS/JavaScript in
the next project.
By this point in the course, I feel I have grasped the write up in the README.md file
capturing testing procedures and bugs.
Wrapping my head around booststrap took a bit of time, but now I have gone through the
documentation and used it substantially for this project I am quite confident in how it
works and will be adopting in future projects.
I did a lot of extra reading and research on API's and I feel I have only touched the
surface with this project. Using EmailJS to submit the form, seemed relatively
straightforward as the documentation is clear. Let's see what the next project has in
store regarding API's.
I am most proud of the portfolio page as this was done through my own research rather than
following a guided tutorial.
The only downside to this app is the security issues I have around the form submission using
EmailJS API where my API keys are accessible due to this app only being front end. I am working
on sorting this out.
Have a showcase site for digital planner products.
Understanding the basics of Wordpress
Personal Feedback:
This was a nice way to understand how Wordpress works by creating a few pages and
blog posts. I found it quite easy and intuitive, however frustrating as I wanted
to change parts by coding instead. I am guessing by buying a subscribing you get a
lot more functionality and features.