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I am following a course on Udemy about Web Automation using Playwright. I am really enjoying it so far.
I have even started to branch out into doing my own things. That's where the playstationTest.spec.js file came from.
I thought to myself, "What could I test, that I would actually use?" This is what came to mind.
I still have some learning to do when it comes to Playwright. But I will be updating this README.md file, as well as the GitHub repo as a whole.
Let me know what you think, I would love to hear some feedback on things I might be able to do better.
Some information about Sorting Algorithm Visualizer Repo
I built this application mostly on my own, besides the occasional StackOverflow question.
I am currently working on refactoring and remaking this project from the ground up.
I ran into an issue where I couldn't get the visual effects to work properly. Hence why I'm remaking this from the ground up.
Some information about YelpCamp Repo
This application was built relatively recently (within the past year or two). It was built with the assistance of a bootcamp type class I took on Udemy.
The class is called The Web Developer Bootcamp, and it is taught by a Bootcamp instructor by the name of Colt Steele.
This application has taught me just about all I know about JavaScript. From the small, to the larger aspects of it.
It was coded in HTML, CSS, JS, and we used MongoDB as the database framework, and I recently found it on one of my older hard drives and was able to import it to my GitHub.
Some information about the Snake Game Repo
I just recently coded up this Snake Game in JavaScript.
This game really put into perspective, things like the this.method() operator. It really is a smaller project, but it put a lot of things into perspective for me.
I followed a (sort of) tutorial online. It was more so a programmers ASMR, and it gave me the idea to follow along and code something along with them.
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This is a pretty basic repo with most of my JavaScript contained inside. From PlayWright, to my SortingAlgorithmVisualizer repo.