Followed the advice of this chat, built a project myself after doing a ton of The Odin Project, so I had enough of a base.

I built an app that stores and tracks major incident processes for each software app we have in the company I work for. Basically every time an application is down we have a giant workflow that needs to be followed, different apps have different flows. I put this into app that details all the steps and provides a single point of entry for each application to define their major incident process , log it , and store records of when it was used, store a summary of the resolution , on what was updated where .

It was not well received when I demo’d it . They would rather stick to an excel file. I didn’t expect it to be accepted since they’re an old school accounting firm. Many of the steps require you to post messages in various teams channels to alert various stakeholders, I showed how we could use a JavaScript function with a teams endpoint to automate a lot of this process. No go on that as well lol .

But wow I learned SO MUCH. I built out the font end using bootstrap. Then used JavaScript to store and manipulate all of the variables. Right now I have everything pointing towards local storage , I would have eventually used fetch api to store the data in a server somewhere .

But yea , just wanted to share that.