Category: Programming

Story Generator

MMP100 | PROGRAMMING PROJECT STATEMENT

Site: https://replit.com/@SaviiDidi/story-time#index.html

Title: Build-Your-Own story

Semester/Year: Fall/2023

Coding/programming languages:CSS, JS, HTML

Description: I set out to create a simplistic, personalized storytelling experience, where users can weave their own tales by inputting character names, locations, objects, adjectives, and verbs. Drawing inspiration from classic storytelling, I chose these specific inputs to empower users to craft unique narratives while fostering their creativity. Users interact with the program by providing these elements, triggering the dynamic generation of a personalized story. The most challenging part was structuring the JavaScript functions to seamlessly incorporate user inputs into a cohesive narrative, which required careful string manipulation and HTML element handling. Through meticulous coding and testing, I successfully crafted a fluid storytelling experience adaptable to diverse user inputs.

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My Final Project

by Franqui Ortiz

Website Name – Final Fight: Cartoon Battle Simulator

Website link: https://mmp-100-final-project.franquieortiz.repl.co/

Code Used: https://replit.com/@franquieortiz/MMP-100-Final-Project

HTML,CSS,JAVASCRIPT

Fall 2023

For my Final Project I wanted to use the programming aspects of replit to create a website for a user to pick any characters of their choosing to fight in a simulated battle. I’ve always enjoyed cartoons, anime and video games. I’ve also grown to love how silly the art forms can get, Whether its power scaling characters or people explaining how Shaggy from Scooby Doo can beat any other character in a fight,I love how animation and its most famous characters can make us feel all sorts of emotion. That’s why I wanted to make this site.To allow the user a freedom in which characters they want to face off and where they do it. Overcoming the problems of learning how to program in less than a week is definitely a challenge I was happy to concur. I actually find asic website composition quite interesting and hope to use it in the future.

Editors Note: This version is an extremely bare bones site compared to what I envisioned, due to time constraints and coding errors I was unable to stylize and add other elements to my website nonetheless I hope it provides the user some enjoyment.

Program Form

Title: Fill the Form

Fall 2023

Software: HTML, CSS, Javascript and Replit.com

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I wrote a program using HTML, JS, CSS and Replit.com. this program is about a form that should be filled by a client in order to be contacted via email or phone number. After filling out all the required information, the website is going to show a “story” informing that you will be contacted

Mad Libs

Title: Miriams Magical Mad Libs

Semester/Year: Fall 2023

Software: HTML, CSS, JavaScript and Replit.com

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I used Replit to tell a story of a character finding an article of clothing. The information input will determine the qualities of the item as well as the price. I struggled with making my ideas into a Mad Libs and in the end had to simplify the story a bit. I’m just glad everything works!

mad libs (programming) project by yae lewis

Title: mad libs

semester/year: 2023 fall

software: html, css, javascript and replit.com

links: website and project file

my story is a spin on a classic fairy tale with someone in a castle and a knight to save them.the user should type in the information and it should be incorporated in a story that makes sense. i chose for the user to type in their answers because i think like the story feels more authentic and genuine that way. the most challenging part was the typos and errors, i couldn’t fully understand what was wrong at times but going through the code slowly and carefully looking for typos.

Elyas’ Clumsy MadLibs

Title: The clumsy afternoon of insert name
Semester/Year: Fall 2023
Software: HTML, CSS, Javascript, Replit.com
https://madlibs-v1.ebrueckh04.repl.co
https://replit.com/@ebrueckh04/MadLibs-v1

For this project, my schedule felt much more tight from the slow production and motivation for completing the story. I wanted to make this parody of madlibs, by giving it the purpose of jabbing at the audience’s decisions and opinions that make up one’s personality. I wanted to make fun of the audience, and make them a Mr. Bean character of humor.

Mad Libs JocelynS

Title: Mad Libs

Semester/Year: Fall 2023

Software: HTML, CSS, JavaScript and Replit.com

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As I was coding this I had a really hard time getting the submit button to work, Im the type of person who makes a lot of spelling mistakes as I’m typing and I don’t look back to see if its correct. If I can read it then its ok to me, I soon found a lot of mistakes but im happy everything works

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Mad Libs

Title: Mad Libs

Semester/Year: Fall 2023

Software: HTML, CSS, JavaScript and Replit.com

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This is a Mad Libs story about a place, object, and person. The story varies depending on what the user inputs. I tried to use the same inputs multiple times in the story. I struggled with finding typos and whatnot since I had to write more lines of code than I am used to. I added a survey/dropdown thing at the end but I wish I could have figured out how to ask the question after the viewer already read the story they made. It could have also been cool to figure out a way to get the program to detect if the word inputted started with a vowel sound, but this would be too difficult (words like unicorn and honest would be especially annoying since you’d have to say “a unicorn” and “an honest”) plus replit was telling me I was already running out of RAM which was surprising.

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