API
API is the acronym for Application Programming Interface, which is a software intermediary that allows two applications to talk to each other.
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Trivia Game: Connecting To the Open Trivia API
@amy 15888 Views941 Views 2 Likes 0 CommentsThe first cast in the series where I will be building out a simple trivia app using the Open Trivia Database API. In this Cast, we connect and make a fetch request to the API using Javascript's fetch and async-await.
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Trivia Game: Setting Up The Structure
@amy 15888 Views251 Views 2 Likes 0 CommentsIn this Cast, we continue making our trivia game app. We set up the structure and begin to build out the pieces we will use in this game.
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Trivia Game: Shuffling Our Question Array
@amy 15888 Views170 Views 2 Likes 0 CommentsIn this Cast, we continue building out our trivia game and work on shuffling our questions. We will be shuffling our array using the Fisher-Yates shuffle method.
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Trivia Game: Finishing The Game Structure
@amy 15888 Views154 Views 2 Likes 0 CommentsIn this Cast, I continue building out the trivia game and finish off the structure of our application.
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Trivia Game: The Logic
@amy 15888 Views171 Views 2 Likes 0 CommentsIn this cast, we finish building out the trivia app by adding all the logic needed to make the application work.
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Trivia Game: The Styling
@amy 15888 Views157 Views 3 Likes 0 CommentsIn this Cast, we do all the styling to make our trivia game look better. You can find the trivia game here: https://amyoulton.github.io/api-trivia-game/
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Document Signature App with Canvas
@kauress 6631 Views40 Views 0 Likes 0 CommentsOverview of the document signature app that you will be building.
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A brief overview of the HTML and CSS in the app.
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Introduction to Fetch API | Part One
@kauress 6631 Views88 Views 0 Likes 0 CommentsA brief introduction to fetch API to kickstart a series of projects using APIs.
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Introduction to Fetch API | Part Two
@kauress 6631 Views75 Views 0 Likes 0 CommentsA brief introduction to fetch API to kickstart a series of projects using APIs. Here will show the placeholder data on a webpage.
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Let's make a recipe app using Fetch() and Spoonacular's API. In our app when someone searches for a certain dish or ingredient they will be returned with a list of recipes that they can try.
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Let's take a look at the HTML and CSS for our recipe project before we start coding the functionality using JavaScript.