A multi-page application that provides three separate functions. 1) A lorem ipsum generator that takes a number and return that many paragraphs of lorem ipsum filler text. 2) A random user generator that takes a number and has two optional checkboxes for including random profile filler text and/or a random birthday. 3) An xkcd style password generate(see https://github.com/K-Tros/DWA15-P2, it is functionally similar to this application). The home page provides some brief descriptions of each of these.
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- Bootstrap: http://getbootstrap.com/
- Laravel: https://laravel.com/
- Lorem Ipsum Generator: https://packagist.org/packages/badcow/lorem-ipsum
- Faker: https://packagist.org/packages/fzaninotto/faker
Add css and other styling.Figure out request url issues in master.blade.php.Add actual forms to generator pages.Add logic to interpret and use form inputs.Add composer packages for generating lorem-ipsum and random users.Generally just add more detail to pages.Figure out why the footer doesn't look pretty.Above and beyond stuff (add project 2 into this? probably use a hardcoded list to speed it up)Limited the size of the word list for performance reasons.
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