DjordjeG

Was so happy (and lucky!) to find these. There might be more if I could retrieve data from old (and scratched) CDs that I found. Most of these are from 2006-2007. // rtvprima.net // drinanet.org // mitrovac.com This one was not a production version, just a working idea...or something. // busmani.com // pcelicasatare.com // my very first blog (2006)   // freemedia.org.yu (2001!)    A gem. So happy. This was first or second website I was ever working on. I don't really remember it looking like this...so i guess this wasn't a production version...  

It's just a simple, basic AngularJS project. The goal of it is to create a method of examining a Social Network. You are given dataset (data.json) representing a group of people, in the form of a social graph. Each person listed has one or more connections to the group. Use data.json provided. You should then create a Web app or an API endpoint, which provides functionality to choose a person within the group stored in the database and display the following information about this person: • Direct friends: those people who are directly connected to the chosen user; • Friends of friends: those who are two steps away from the chosen user but not directly connected to the chosen user; • Suggested friends: people in the group who know 2 or more direct friends of the chosen user but are not directly connected to the chosen user;   GitHub repo

[UPDATE] - This one is on hold for now. Due to other activities and projects I do not have much time to get involved in it. But database is done ( or at least it's functional for now ) and it's the largest one I've built so far ( 15+ tables ?! ). Frontend is also done for existing pages but I will probably redo it with Angular and SASS or LESS. And yes, some Backend functionalities are done also. Code is not ready to be shown to the world :D  *** Just a concept I've started working on. For now there are only three pages: Login/Signup, Profile and Account settings. Frontend is mostly done. It's simple but needs a few more tweaks + Js/jQuery sweetness. I need to redo a login page cause it's way too ugly. After that going to MySQL and Backend. I should have used SASS!