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4-boss-machine

In this project, you will create an entire API to serve information to a Boss Machine, a unique management application for today’s most accomplished (evil) entrepreneurs. You will create routes to manage your ‘minions’, your brilliant ‘million dollar ideas’, and to handle all the annoying meetings that keep getting added to your busy schedule.

aegis-newuiviews-main

An artificially intelligent safety system for bikers.

africa-zoo

One thing is sure, we will discover new programming concepts and more new SwiftUI 2 features in this section. TOPICS ARE COVERED: JSON with Swift (basic and advanced approach), Grid Layouts (basic and advanced approach with a cool feature), MapKit Integration (basic and advanced approach with another cool feature), Video Player (new SwiftUI 2 feature), Launch Screen (new way), Swift programming concept: Extension, Swift programming concept: Generics, Prototype the whole application with SwiftUI 2 framework, Design and improve the User Experience, iMessage Sticker Pack, Bring the full iPadOS app to macOS 11 Big Sur using Mac Catalyst technology, Learn what is Pseudocode and why it is important, What is a Bundle and Extension in app development and how to use them, etc.

ama-fruits

How to develop an iOS 14 application with SwiftUI 2.0 framework. How to create an Onboarding Screen with Page Tab View

android_login_and_signup_with_kotlin

Android and login and signup project using kotlin and firebase

api_integration-kotlin

Android, Kotlin Retrofit GET, POST, PATCH, DELETE Http Methods implementation with RecyclerView MVVM

ascii-portfolio

barchart-uikit

bicycleworld

Bicycle World Welcome to Bicycle World, the premier text-based bicycle shop! This shop is only accessible to programmers like you, who are familiar with the command line. In this project, you’ll use the commands you learned to navigate and edit the filesystem of this special shop. The starting filesystem is shown below. (Bicycle World recently changed owners, who named the main directory bicycle-world-ii.)

birthdayparty

Let’s practice some Git branching. In this project, you’ll be using Git to make a 1-page website for your friend Kay’s birthday party. index.html is written in HTML. Don’’t be afraid! You won’’t be asked to write any HTML from scratch. If you’re interested in learning HTML, check out Codecademy’s HTML/CSS course.

book_store_indexes

We are running an online book store and need to keep track of what books we offer. We’ll be working with a database of three tables. The books table is created from the top selling books of all time. The customers and orders tables are randomly generated. As a note, this project will most likely run slower for you than most other projects in Codeacademy. In order to see the benefits of an index, you need a large database. We tried to make the database as small as possible but still large enough to get a benefit of creating good indexes. If you have trouble viewing information on any of the panels remember you can adjust the size of any of the windows by dragging on their edges.

build_a_menu_for_bytes_of_china

A new restaurant, Bytes of China, has just moved to a busy street in Chinatown from a previous location. Bytes of China has hired you to design its database schema so that it can display its menu on its new website, It has provided you with a copy of its current menu.

buildalibrary

Congratulations, you’ve become head librarian at your local Books-‘N-Stuff, which is in dire need of your help. They’re still using index cards to organize their content! Yikes. But no matter, you know some JavaScript, so let’s get to work modernizing your new digs. Books-‘N-Stuff carries three different types of media: books, CDs, and movies. In this project you will create a parent class named Media with three subclasses: Book, Movie, and CD. These three subclasses have the following properties and methods:

building-ios-ble-applications

Building iOS BLE Applications with Core Bluetooth 13

building_interactive_javascript_websites

Chore Door. Your mission is to construct a single-page website that plays a fully-functional game. You will see how HTML, CSS, and JavaScript interact harmoniously to produce a dynamic website. Follow the link below to see what your game will look like by the end of this project. Play a few rounds and see how you fare against the ChoreBot: Chore Door Believe it or not, you have the capabilities of building every feature in this game - from the layout to the logic. Be patient, take creative risks, and most importantly, have fun!

buildinginventorydatabasewithpostgresql

In this project you’ll build out a database schema that could be used to organize an inventory of mechanical parts. This schema will keep track of all the parts, their manufacturer, category, location in storeroom, available inventory, and other relevant information. A database like this might be updated and queried by an inventory management application that accepts input from many users who might not be familiar with the database structure. As a result, we should make sure that there are sufficient data quality checks to ensure that only valid data can be entered into the database. We’ll start with tables with just a few constraints and build upon them throughout the project. Press 'Start' to begin inspecting the data.

cakeoclock

The Cake Bar is expanding their online ordering service and want your help. To better plan pancake production, the Cake Bar needs to prompt online customers for a pickup time. The Cake Bar has already written some code for these three new requirements: Orders can only be served on the hour, between 8:00 and 12:00. Pick up time must be displayed in #:00 format in the order ticket after submission. The field in the order ticket must be labeled “Pick up time:” In this project, you’ll first manually test for each requirement, then write an automated test. You’ll run the test, find the erroneous code, and fix it. For both the tests and fixes, you’ll be provided with some code that you may not be familiar with. That’s okay! The focus of this project is the process of testing, not the specific syntax.

calculatorapp-ios

A calculator app build for ios using swiftui. The main aim is to demostarte how to play around with the swift ui interface.

chatem

ChatEm-StremChat

chatem-streamchat

ChatEm-streamChat

codey-s-calculator

Codey's Calculator Codey’s made it to DevCity: a place full of Android applications, web development, and other endless implementations of the Kotlin language! In this project, we’ll utilize our knowledge of Kotlin classes to help Codey build a basic calculator application that many of us have built-into our smartphones. Our calculator will be able to: Find the sum + Find the difference - Find the product ✕ Find the quotient ÷ Find the power ＾ A variation of this project exists in our Learn Java course so if you’re learning Kotlin with a Java background, we highly recommend comparing the syntaxes and code implementations once you’ve completed this project to better understand the similarities and differences between the two languages.

collectionview-exampleproject

CollectionView-ExampleProject with maximum of three button clicks

coredata-demo

coredatafunproject

CoreDataFunProject

corehtml

After researching New York City, you decide to create a blog for your viewers who want to know more about the city. It’s time to create a blog to show off how amazing the Big Apple is. You got this! Don’t forget to save your code after each step. By pressing save to run your code you will see the changes you’ve made in the browser. Note: While you are developing the webpage, you will notice that the elements are automatically assigned colors, borders, and positioned properly. This is because of the CSS file. Don’t worry about CSS right now, it’s only there so that the webpage looks nice.

createatable

In this project, you will create your own friends table and add/delete data from it! The instructions provided are a general guideline. Feel free to add more columns, insert more data, and create more tables.

credicardchecker

This project is slightly different than others you have encountered thus far on Codecademy. Instead of a step-by-step tutorial, this project contains a series of open-ended requirements which describe the project you’ll be building. There are many possible ways to correctly fulfill all of these requirements, and you should expect to use the internet, and other resources when you encounter a problem that you cannot easily solve.

cs_simplecalculator_task1

Code signal simple calculator task 1

dac

dailybuzz