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Nice thread design BTW
Nice thread design BTW
From lovely youWonder where you got that sweet logo from..
Would like to vouch although your main website candynn.net (as you've listed as part of your portfolio) is using code from https://codepen.io/jakealbaugh/full/PwLXXP and you've claimed it as 'Authored by Candy' without leaving credit. Of course you've made changes, but only what's drawn and a few words, and adding music.
As for the second portfolio piece, I'd have used icons instead of images of text in boxes, as this looks a lot nicer.
As for your third portfolio piece, I've seen that a lot - although there are a bunch of websites that look like this so I can't directly call you out on copying someone elses code.
Edit I'm also intrigued on how well your back end skills are. Do you stick to the object oriented paradigm, good coding practices and principles such as the SOLID principles? Are you ensuring all of the code that you write cover certain security vulnerabilities such as CSRF, XSS and SQL injection? Do you have any portfolio work to show, or any code snippets? Do you use frameworks such as Zend, Laravel or CodeIgniter for larger projects?
I say all this, but I can't deny you're a trusted user - so I can vouch for you on that part.
Edit 2 not to drag this on at all, but just looked at the code again for Candynn.net and couldn't help but notice bad JS practice.
You've defined y = main, and x = something - obviously you want to use these in the anonymous Cheet functions but you've noticed that these variables would be out of scope, but you've left them.
You've also actually copied and pasted the same call to cheet twice, not sure why you did this... Heh. Just some things I spotted.
As for the second portfolio piece, I'd have used icons instead of images of text in boxes, as this looks a lot nicer.
As for your third portfolio piece, I've seen that a lot - although there are a bunch of websites that look like this so I can't directly call you out on copying someone elses code.
Edit I'm also intrigued on how well your back end skills are. Do you stick to the object oriented paradigm, good coding practices and principles such as the SOLID principles? Are you ensuring all of the code that you write cover certain security vulnerabilities such as CSRF, XSS and SQL injection? Do you have any portfolio work to show, or any code snippets? Do you use frameworks such as Zend, Laravel or CodeIgniter for larger projects?
I say all this, but I can't deny you're a trusted user - so I can vouch for you on that part.
Edit 2 not to drag this on at all, but just looked at the code again for Candynn.net and couldn't help but notice bad JS practice.
Code:
var y = document.getElementById("Main");
var x = document.getElementById("Something");
cheet('up up down down left right left right b a', function () {
document.getElementById("Something").play();
document.getElementById("Main").pause();
});
cheet('up up down down left right left right a b', function () {
document.getElementById("Something").pause();
document.getElementById("Main").play();
});You've defined y = main, and x = something - obviously you want to use these in the anonymous Cheet functions but you've noticed that these variables would be out of scope, but you've left them.
You've also actually copied and pasted the same call to cheet twice, not sure why you did this... Heh. Just some things I spotted.
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Ah thanks for finding him, I forgot to give him credit for that page.
"As for the second portfolio piece, I'd have used icons instead of images of text in boxes, as this looks a lot nicer."
I just did as the client wanted. Nothing more.
The cheet thing I'm not proud of and just did something fast.
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