Quizzer is a small desktop application that reads an SQLite database of countries and then asks what the capital of a randomly chosen country is.
It presents this in the form of a multiple choice question with one correct answer and three incorrect answers.
The application uses Tkinter to present itself as a GUI for the user to interact with. I wrote this mainly as a small project to familiarise myself with the Tkinter interface.
An issue tracker site with the following specification:
Issues can be added and the person who added the the issue is shown.
The issue has a text description, status and category, categories include:
1. bug
2. enhancements
3. documentation
Issues can be added and edited via Django admin.
Statistics about the average, longest and shortest time taken to solve the issues are shown in the header.
Categories are implemented in the database.
Django auth is used to implement a superuser who can change, add or edit any issues.
A staff account type (StaffUser in the model) can view issues but cannot edit or change anything.
SQLite
A virtualenv is required using python 3.6 along with all dependencies listed in requirements.txt
After activating your virtualenv dependencies can be installed with:
pip install -r requirements.txt
Navigate to issuesite and run:
python manage.py runsever
Presentation Timer is intended to help academics and other people practice presentations with strict time limits.
It allows for up to two warnings to be displayed visually, audibly or both at any time during the presentation. The visual warning is modeled after how academic conferences warn presenters about how much time they have remaining.
Requirements about the presentation process at conferences were elicited from Dr Jaana Eigi who provided valuable insights.
The program is written in python and uses the Tkinter interface to present a GUI to the user.
It has also been converted to a standalone program using py2exe.
Pricing service keeps track of product prices on an external website and emails users via mail-gun API when a specified price point is reached.
Quizzer is a small desktop application that reads an SQLite database of countries and then asks what the capital of a randomly chosen country is.
It presents this in the form of a multiple choice question with one correct answer and three incorrect answers.
This is a webapp version of an earlier Tkinter project which does the same.
A generic eCommerce site site with call to action, user accounts and payment processing using stripe API.
A todo list made using django and following TDD principles.
It features custom passwordless authorisation.
This project is me following the book TDD with Python Link to book and
This project was for a client with a large amount of Flickr data and photos that wanted to transition to a new custom site.
Transferred over 15,000 pictures and all data from Flickr via Flickr API. Making over 100,000 API calls for EXIF, album and photo data. The client was mainly interested in preserving tag and album data.
Built a photo site from scratch implementing a database schema for the data and a file structure for photos. Development was iterative with feedback from the client at each stage influencing the next.
Made a new complete tagging system that allows spaces and special characters which uses the existing tag data from the API data.
The site allows new content to be added and uses React via an API for uploading and selecting content.
Deployed the site and all content via SSH to a VPS running Ubuntu Linux which serves the site using Nginx and Gunicorn, the site is also secured with SSL.