Introduction
The fifth batch of the day class of the Tuitt Coding Bootcamp presented their third capstone project on the 15th of November 2017, three days before their last day on the twelve-week full stack web development bootcamp.
These projects were critical enough to determine who will pass the bootcamp and attend the culmination program plus the second Tuitt mixer – a special event allowing the coding bootcamp alumni to socialize and create a network of like-minded-people, career-shifters, and web developers.
This is the pioneer batch occupying the thirty seats of Tuitt’s Caswyn building training center. They started with that number but only the dedicated and the determined-enough will receive their certificates of completion.
Minimum Requirements
To quantify the performance and skillset acquired by the campers whole throughout the process, the instructors created this baseline of their projects created.
Front-End Development
Half of the total rating of this project will come from the front-end side.
All of the technologies learnt by the campers crafting their capstone project 1 will be needed here such HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Bootstrap (or other CSS frameworks), jQuery, fundamentals of web design, ideation and discovery.
Back-End Development
The other half of the total rating will come from the backend side.
It will require the campers to create their web applications using the Laravel framework – an amazing full-stack framework crafted for PHP web developers.
The CRUD (Create, Retrieve, Update, and Delete) functionality learned from the second capstone project should be implemented here as well, excluding the user authentication and authorization – these functionalities and several more can be made and customized efficiently using Laravel.
Projects Line-Up
Wewil
BookApp
Amistad
Journalator
Pearl Drv
Hygge
My Postcard
Median
Ememe
PurpleKnapp
Scheduler
CSPIII
Dog Talk
CityHoops
9Laughs
MordeBlog
Litrato
MyPC
Noob@LOL
Hyper Mega Gunpla Blog
Balitangina
The Hotel
Travel Philippines
Kainta-Yo
Likha
Mentor PH
What Comes Next
“Difficulties strengthen the mind, as labor does the body.”
— Lucius Annaeus Seneca
Doing full-time work of pushing pixels horizontally and vertically with three projects and a web developer portfolio as your external validation is just the start of our campers’ amazing and challenging life as IT professionals. Their next and ultimate goal is to land a web developer job and to help the industry in creating cool software products that matters.
Congratulations batch five day class!
