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It is a photo sharing web application similar to Instagram where a user can upload and download the photos. The user can rate and put comments on the photos of other users as well and much more. I developed this web application using Python-Flask, AWS, MySql. Everything is running on AWS.
It is a photo sharing web application similar to Instagram where a user can upload and download the photos. The user can rate and put comments on the photos of other users as well and much more. I developed this web application using Python-Flask, AWS, MySql. Everything is running on AWS.
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Cloud services are quickly replacing “web site” services, offering many more services and options. Your assignment is to provide a picture viewing and album creating service and UI. All users are required to identify themselves (“login”) but not authenticate (no passwords, etc.) After identify themselves you will present a web page interface to allow them to either view pictures, as well as a “title” (up to 68 characters), time and date created (or last modified), and a “likes” score, from 0 to 5 stars, for each picture. The web page will display (in large characters) the user’s identity welcome, such as “Picture Viewing For Steve” followed by a series of photos, each followed (or next to the picture) a title, created time and date, and likes score, as well as a method for the viewer to “vote” likes for any photo (any option for voting: box, slider, buttons, etc.) The initial web interface will also allow a user to “create” content: upload photos (no larger than 1 MB), and give a title for each. The album information should be stored in a relational database (SQL), but the individual photos may be stored in any method desired.
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