Tiego Ouedrogo

During my internship at Quadrant2, I have learned Angular, TypeScript in the first two weeks. Later, I created an IOS app that upload any type of file concurrently to AWS S3 bucket even if you are offline. When I finished that I worked on the navigation pages for im_getting_arrested App created by Rafid. I also, worked on styling that App and that is my contribution to a finished project. After that I learned working on lambda function by generating a qrcode and uploaded to S3 bucket through the lambda function using nodejs.

Ayesha Akhter

At the internship, I have a chance to work and get experience in many areas of software development in my internship period which is my best acquiring knowledge ever. I have worked on frontend, backend, QA testing, UI designing and learned some updated soft skills with this amusing company who creates real life usage apps to websites. I have learned the practical knowledge of Angular, Native Script, Github, Webflow, Adobe XD to develop apps and websites like jotto, jotto web app, I Am Getting Arrested, ODI. My most concentrated area was QA testing using Jasmine, Karma and Cypress to test Blackout and Jotto Web apps. As part of my duty, I have worked individually and as a team to test and debug the issues found on apps, some frontend development with UI design and so on .

Rafid Karim

During this summer, I had the amazing opportunity of interning at Quadrant 2. The sheer amount of breathtaking tech and knowledge I gained in such a short period of time still seriously shocks me when I think about it. A quick rundown of some of the work I have done during this short period: developing the Jotto Web App, a browser port for Jotto, development and implementation of AWS lambda functions that update data points within our database in real time, and an app that I built from the ground up : the revamp of I’m Getting Arrested in NS8. The environment was genuinely amazing and the staff are some of the best people I have met. Thanks to Q2 for this experience!

Miguel Eliotte

At Quadrant 2 internship, I was tasked with many things such as deciding what website building and hosting services to use such as webflow or versoly. Creating websites using our designers designs by using said services and make it easily accessible for the clients to make changes in the future. I then helped collaborate with some of my fellow interns on webflow and responsiveness of the websites. I was also tasked with preparing additional company websites to be transferred to hosting services. Working here I learned about different coding languages such as angular and increased my knowledge of HTML and CSS.

Chad Mathlin

During my summer internship, I have developed a demo landing page named REACH for a client using code , developed a fully funtional website and coming soon webpage using Webflow for another client. I have also created a demo web feed version of Jotto to display card components for individual channels using code and, developed a Jotto Demo following page that would show up when you would like to follow a channel on the web based version. Finally, I have redeveloped the Quadrant 2 website with newer features from the older version  and also  the bystander website using Webflow.

Ankit Kumar

During my Summer internship, I was assigned a task using the skills that I obtained while learning Angular to create a website called "Upload A File" which selects and uploads a file from your local device to the Amazon S3 bucket. Once this task was successfully completed I familiarized myself with Amazon Web Services such as Lambda functions and how cloud computing works. In addition, I learned how to run end-to-end testing using Cypress in order to test our Jotto website for enhancement and errors if any. I then began to work on two of the biggest projects Quadrant 2 had to offer, Jotto and Blackout app. I was assigned to Q/A test the functionality of these 2 apps and report for any errors for our lead developers to help and patch them. Finally, I was assigned my last task for this internship and it was working with Amazon Web Services once again. I worked on this project with 2 other interns. We were required to create a Lambda function which generates a QR code and resizes them using Imagemagick for different screen sizes and store them on a S3 bucket.

Dovid Duskis

At Quadrant2 internship, I had two goals: comparing different cross platform frameworks, and research into more advanced cross platform features for use in Quadrant2 mobile applications. Mobile Framework Comparisons Android Native / Java The first version was done in Android native (Java) for me to be able to get the basic concept of the app. The app I recreated was a basic framework of the I am getting arrested app that Quadrant2 released a while ago. I created this app on theusing Java. The app contains multiple screens. The main screen has a bullseye in the middle that after being held down for three seconds will show the saved message, it also contains two icons: a settings icon and a QR icon that each takes the user to the respective screen. It also contains three colored buttons that when clicked on brings the user to a color select screen for the respective ring. The setting screen allows the user to save a message, their name, their phone number, and their email. The setting screen also has a toggle for the user to allow the app to have access to the location of the user. The QR screen has a QR code that when scanned shows the users message, it also has two buttons to either download the QR code or share it. Flutter + Dart. The second version I made the app using  which utilizes the language . I was able to program this on the android studio platform after downloading the flutter plugin. I was able to make a copy of the app in this language. What I liked about using flutter: I liked that there was a website that showed all of the plugins for dart, dart is a very structure oriented language. What I disliked about it: the rigidity of the language, I had a hard time understanding which widgets had which functions that could be attached to it.Cordova Electron The third version I attempted was in . Electron is built on Javascript and Typescript. To set up the project I had to use the command line to download the Cordova and Electron files to enable my computer to run cordova and electron apps. I however did not have a strong enough grasp of the language so I was only able to make part of the main screen, just the basic hold down the bullseye for three seconds.

Idris lawal

During my internship I had the opportunity to be part the team to  developing a web application called Jotto which is used to communicate with friends, families, and love ones. One of the features are instant polling and video feedback, also no registration is required and 100% anonymity. Also worked on creating a push web notification for web application, and working with other engineers on different projects.