Built to host APIs created as part of CS 3733 Software Engineering, at Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI). As part of the course, students sometimes create Java APIs that act as pseudo-applications, which other teams can hook into to expand the functionality of their own program. Normally, teams use the Java build tool Gradle to build & assemble their projects and manage dependencies for them. Unfortunately, the requirement of using others' APIs complicates dependency management, since each team will have to manage binary files instead of relying solely on Gradle.
This site is intended to fix that. Students can upload APIs, set info about them, include a screenshot (if applicable), etc., and the submitted information will be published online, complete with the addition of the uploaded .jar file to a Maven repository that Gradle can use.
Something something something Angular... Anyways, this project was created in part to help out with the Software Engineering class, but also as an effort at self-education, since I'm not exactly the most proficient at web development... yet.