College Cuisine Connect is a web application designed to help college students with limited cooking skills, time, and resources discover healthy, affordable, and easy-to-make recipes. Through a user-friendly interface, students can browse a curated collection of recipes tailored to dorm life — emphasizing microwave- and toaster oven-friendly meals — and even contribute their own. The platform accommodates dietary preferences, allergies, and restrictions, fostering inclusivity and a supportive culinary community.
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Through a user-friendly interface, students can explore a variety of recipes, ranging from simple microwave-based meals to those requiring minimal cooking equipment. The platform also takes into consideration dietary preferences, allergies, and restrictions to ensure inclusivity and accommodate diverse needs within the UH community.
This project was a cumulative assignment for my Software Engineering I (ICS 314) coursework. I worked with a wonderful group of classmates to form the “ES6 Enthusiasts” based on our shared love for ECMAScript 6 (and the somewhat similar sounding linting tool). This was the first group project I had ever done in a computer science class that involved coding, and I found the whole experience to be extremely fun and rewarding. We maintained a team contract, managed milestones and tasks via GitHub Projects, and deployed the application to Digital Ocean with continuous integration workflows. My responsibilities included coordinating development tasks, implementing core features, and ensuring code quality and functionality.
I’m proud to have worked with such a talented team — special thanks to Loelle, Bill, Juliette, and Kyla for making this a fun and rewarding experience.