This site was used during June, July, & August of 2025. I got married in August & we used this site for our friends & family to visit to see pictures, RSVP, get our registry, see the schedule, & more. As you explore the project, you'll see that I was unable to write tests—this is because of the time crunch I was on trying to get it out. Even so, it is a simple site & we were able to save some money thanks to it! I'm really proud of it. Although it's very simply & I had to cut some corners to make my deadline, it was an inredible experience to make a piece of software that serviced my friends & family with no issues.
It is a Spring Framework full stack application. In the project, I also have a collection of WebP photos from my engangement pictures. The frontend makes a call to the backend & gets the images needed as the user goes through each page. I utilized Heroku to host the site. On our wedding invites we included a QR code that pointed to the heroku web address. We also used a custom TinyUrl—tinyurl.com/mrxmrswolfe—instead of purchasing a domain name as a more accesible option for those who could not use the QR code.
- Java
- Spring Framework:
- SpringMVC
- Thymeleaf templating engine
- Heroku
- Fullstack web development
- Java & Spring Framework
- Model, view, controller
- Frontend resource templating
- Cloud deployment (Heroku)