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A full-stack application developed as a group project with the intention of learning a new tech-stack. We created and worked on tickets in JIRA. This application is a proof of concept and its purpose is to make learning to code fun and accessible for children.

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Brief CodeLingo was built as a final project and represents the conclusion of our Northcoders Software Development Bootcamp. Our project brief was simple:

"Develop a full-stack application on a subject of your choosing."

The catch, however, was that it must include technologies not taught on the course.

What is CodeLingo? As a team, we liked the idea of building an educational tool for those wanting to learn the basics of a programming language. As a team, we had used tools like Duolingo, Scratch, and Kahoot before and liked the interactive aspects of them, as well as how intuitive and engaging they were. Over a couple of days of idea development and spiking, we decided on the basis of what would become CodeLingo.

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Installation

The code for CodeLingo can be found here

Installation Steps: Create a fresh directory to avoid and clashes and initlise Git using:

git init

Clone down the code base using:

git clone https://github.com/TPWOGITLOU/CodeLingo

Install dependancies using:

npm install

Run the codebase using:

npm run dev

You can build the site using:

npm run build

Team

David - Junior Software Developer Oliver - Junior Software Developer
Jessica - Junior Software Developer Jack - Junior Software Developer
Alex - Junior Software Developer Aimée - Junior Software Developer

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A full-stack application developed as a group project with the intention of learning a new tech-stack. We created and worked on tickets in JIRA. This application is a proof of concept and its purpose is to make learning to code fun and accessible for children.

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