Polling Webs App - Deleting Polls & Updating Options Progress for this project at the moment is rather incremental, adding only minor functionality that while making it more capable doesn't add any additional features. The biggest addition this update is the ability to update an option by its id. Expanding upon the work I have done previously
Polling Webs App - Routers, Controllers & Updating Polls As I have continued to develop the polling app parts of it have grown and will continue to grove unless I get ahead of it. Currently I only have a few routes, however it has become apparent that I have to separate the router and controller from "app.ts&
Polling Webs App - Adding Results & Getting Options with a Poll Unfortunately I made a rather simple mistake when requesting a poll by its id. Looking back I should have noticed it sooner, by mainly testing things I some times won't test it or it will simply slip my made to do so. Regardless all you can hope for
technology Polling Webs App - Adding Options & Getting Polls A poll is made of multiple parts, first the inquiry/question, next the options, and lastly the responses of the poll. At the moment I am only storing the first part, so it is time to expand my apps capabilities by storing options and getting polls. Storing Options Options Schema
technology Polling Web App - Storing Polls As I continue my experiment with Typescript, I've learned that the Typescript support for Sequelize while existing, isn’t quite there yet. There’s a fair amount of tinkering involved, in order to make everything work. This raised the question: why not explore a new ORM? There are
Polling Web App - Setting up the Polls With my ongoing e-commerce project with Jamil Madison, I wanted to experiment & understand Typescript. As this is an election year, I thought a fun little project to do would be a "simple" polling app. This app will consist of a frontend, backend, and database. I chose to
Vict E-commerce: Open for business For the last blog Vict E-commerce: Adding Basic Security I implemented a change going from JWT to sessions while my overall understanding of security has improved slightly there is still room for improvement not only on my comprehension, but also in the code for this project. If you would like
Vict E-commerce: Adding Basic Security Researching Security Options In my previous blog Vict E-commerce: Setting Up Shop we went over setting things up for working collaboratively between myself & Jamil, as well as database management for merchants, products, & storefronts. In this blog, I go over what we learned about JWT vs sessions and how
Vict E-commerce: Setting Up Shop The world continues to move towards a digital and omni-channel approach when it comes to shopping, with the largest platforms being closed sourced, such as Amazon and Shopify, my friend Jamil and I decided to see what it would be like to develop a platform for ourselves. A secondary reason
Launching Your Own Personal Website - Setup Guide Have you ever wondered about starting your own website? Want to make your own blog, personal website, or even if you are bold enough your own store? Want to have some control over your online presence? This post is meant to be a simple guide for you to reference in
Launching Your Own Personal Website - Websites 101 Step-by-Step Guide to setting up your website from domain purchase to website launching: https://jesstin.com/launching-your-own-personal-website-setup-guide/ What You Need To Know To Get Started As more & more of our lives shift to a digital medium the need to have a digital presence is growing. While most individuals will
technology Launching a Ghost Blog with AWS Lightsail Over the last year I have spent time here and there dabbling with AWS, so I with the new year I decided to make a more concerted effort with not only AWS, but my journey into the tech industry. With my AWS free tier reaching the end of its duration
