The following web applications use MySQL and PHP to facilitate an online services. The applications allows for users to create a user account and submit information and data to the server. The data is processed and then readable and/or usable by the users Far more detailed descriptions are found inside each, Part 1 and Part 2's dedicated documentation in the about section.
General across both apps - refer to each parts dedicated about section for more.
Purpose:
This should be the first page you see, in keeping with the assignment requirements.
I Purchased a domain and web hosting service from dreamhost. The domain is www.cagnacan.com.
This page is meant to serve the exact purpose of the "Cover Page" as described in the assignment,
and therefore does not have the features the actually assignment parts do.
After reading, click the link for the assignment part(1 or 2) you wish to view.
The links will take you to their respective online locations. I Purchased a domain
and web hosting service from dreamhost. The domain is www.cagnacan.com.
I don't use code comments much. My McMaster professors push the notion that if you use good variable names,
you should omit comments unless there is complicated math or algorithms to explain. As such, my commenting is
light but the variable names are plain english which should serve as all the code exploitation needed.
The website is tested on Chrome, Edge, and Firefox. I do not have a macBook, nor does the course every discuss
the operation of a virtual machine, and therefore I have not tested for functionality on Safari.
The website should function well enough on the before mentioned mobile browsers as attempts have been made to
accommodate varied screen widths, however was optimized for desktop usage.
The Web server I purchased from dreamHost is extremely slow. I used correct image data types for their
purposes, and even used image impression software to get down image sizes to usually less than 100kb,
however due to the web server, these still take some time to load. They load instantly locally.
The entire assignment is also stored on my github if you wish to view my commit details:
Chris Cagna's Github
Documentation for each part will be found in the "About" Section of their respective web locations. Click the links below to go to Part 1 or Part 2 of the assignment.