Each summer, Less Annoying Coding Fellows choose a project of interest to work on over the course of the summer. These projects use different technologies and languages based on the individual fellow’s interest. The scope of the project is determined with help from Tyler, CEO/co-founder of LACRM, to make sure the project fits the summer timeline.
Description: A website to help track a user’s cash tips as well as show trends and totals. Inspired by personal experience as a server struggling to manage cash tips.
💬 Tech stack: HTML, CSS, PHP, and SQL
Description: An affordable meal planner that honors authentic cultural cuisines and considers a family/person’s financial and dietary constraints. Inspired by an interest in public health to help address socioeconomic factors or grocery shopping and eating habits.
💬 Tech stack: JavaScript, TypeScript, CSS, and HTML, Capacitor
Description: A meetup planning site to organize group physical activity and discover new locations, while avoiding overcrowding. Inspired by personal experience trying to play basketball on overcrowded courts.
💬 Tech stack: PHP, MySQL, HTML, CSS, Javascript, Google Places API, Mapbox GL
Description: A personal design portfolio with a focus on technical and visual design. Inspired by an interest in finding oneself as a designer.
💬 Tech stack: HTML, CSS, Three.js, PHP, and Javascript, Figma