Assignment # 4 due Friday 3/6/26

 Assignment # 4 due Friday 3/6/26

 https://uconnstamfordslp.blogspot.com/p/assignment-exercise-python-datastore.html

Recreate the Cloud Run project above and send me a working link from the result.

 Create a datastore entity called Custinfo

 Load programs per link Add your name to the html that the program displays.

 Also, add Phone number and email address to the data along with the reading,

 writing and updating of those two new data items. 

Note: Need to have Google Translate API turned on in order to read data 

Email me the cloud run link

Office Hours and Cloud Run

 Midterm grades will reflect 4 assignments.

1. Linux shell 
2. Web site
3. Python Invoicer
4. Cloud Run Datastore Python CRUD (to be reviewed in class this week)

Need everyone to have the cloud run hello world working

https://uconnstamfordslp.blogspot.com/p/cloud-run-hello-world-explained.html

If not please try to either make office hours tomorrow 5:00pm 6:00pm room 339 or come to class at 6:00pm so I can help resolve.

Thanks

Adjunct Professor John Iacovacci

University of Connecticut, Stamford

Cloud run exercise

 To all:

Please try to get the Hello World Hello World Cloud run  part of the Blog.

https://uconnstamfordslp.blogspot.com/p/google-cloud-run.html

Some permissions were added to the blog to resolve the issues in class.

Please send me a copy of the web page.

Thanks

Adjunct Professor John Iacovacci

University of Connecticut, Stamford

John.Iacovacci@uconn.edu

Assignment #2 due 2/13/26

Create a web site with 

main page of index.html and 2 other linked original content  html pages (join.html, about.html)

At least 2 links to public web pages you did not build.

Web site must have
HTML FORM  to collect

Name

Major

email (with javascript validation)

Town you live in?

Favorite song?

What company or organization would you like to for for?

CSS with fonts, colors 

Background colors

at least 2 Images from google

https://uconnstamfordslp.blogspot.com/p/web-assignment_14.html

email main link index.html page to john.iacovacci@uconn.edu

Note: Problems may occur overwriting your html pages. You may need to rename them index1, index2 etc same with join1, about1

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