While it's probably also a genre of metal, in this case dungeonCore is a lightweight web app to manage DnD campaigns. Use it to track how many sessions you have going, see what characters are in play, and view the maps you're using.

https://quiet-cove-97838.herokuapp.com/ (Application dead due to Heroku getting rid of their free tier services)

-Create, View, Edit, and Delete your campaigns with impunity
-Secured login
-Show off your campaigns on the homepage - or not!

• Node.js
• Express
• EJS
• Normalize.css

• Username uniqueness is not enforced
• If you try and access a page without auth, you don't get redirected BACK to that page after login
• Code is not dry, could use more organization
• On sign up, you are immediately directed to login
• Login Errors and Successes

• Have characters 'owned' like campaigns are owned by users
• Have campaigns show up in "my Campaigns" if you have a character in that campaign - segment myCampaigns by campaigns you own vs ones you play

Previously in this section, I had an ongoing build diary where I documented what I had achieved in accordance with my proposed build schedule. I've moved this text to my blog BespokePixels: https://bespokepixels.wordpress.com/

The specific post is: https://bespokepixels.wordpress.com/2020/06/23/lessons-learned-project-retrospective-on-dungeoncore/