Developed with a group as part of a University Coursework, this is a Chat Forum that combines informal communication between students with official module and society Announcements and discussions. We used the Kanban software development methodology to create a publicly hosted website built with PHP and JavaScript connected to a MySQL Database. The site was designed to be the singular chat forum and announcement page for university students with three main sections for Academic, Societies and Community. The site is capable of having individual user accounts, each with associated levels, privileges and subscribed clubs. Each post can have comments and multiple layers of sub-comments, all with respective up and down voting capability.
Developed as part of an Enterprise Computing module, this project was created in accordance to a spec to further our understanding of Microservices. To satisfy the spec I implemented a group of Microservices to create a virtual assistant that can respond to verbal questions. It uses the Microsoft TTS and STT APIs for audio conversion and the Wolfram Alpha Short Answer API for answering the questions.
This project is a basic weather app for Android devices, developed as part of a University module. The app utilises the Open Weather Map API to show daily and hourly weather for a chosen location and uses shared preferences to maintain last used location and other features such as multiple activities, menus and implicit and explicit intents.