Front End Developer

This is a solution to the Space tourism website challenge on Frontend Mentor.

For this one I decided to push myself and try deplying a React app to github. It takes a little but of setup but essentially the process is straight forward.

I also created issues and used the git comment, with their issue number, to mark them as solved. I loved this! so cool.

There is also a little extra on there, I used the NASA API to spice it up with their images from the Moon, Mars, Europa and Titan.

Users should be able to:

• View the optimal layout for each of the website's pages depending on their device's screen size
• See hover states for all interactive elements on the page
• View each page and be able to toggle between the tabs to see new information

A Django app that stores and displays encyclopedia entries using Markdown. A CS50W course project.

For the project I created a Markdown to HTML parser. Although basic, in its current stage, it can process heading, unordered list items at different levels, bold text, and links. It was an interesting challenge that helped me to gain more experience with Python.

Current features:

• Read any encyclopedia entry stored in the app.
• Make changes to any encyclopedia entry.
• Create new entries using Markdown.
• Search for entries by using the search bar.
• Load a random encyclopedia entry.

A simple markdown to html parser, module, written in Python. It is for the CS50W course project built with Django.

It was interesting to read through the Markdown documentation because there are so many little things to look out for that I, as a markdown lover, took for granted.

Current features:

• Headers, Links, Lists, Bold text and Paragraphs support
• Made to be used as a module
• Search file system for file name provided by user
• Try and catches any errors produced when accessing the markdown file.

Here are my solutions to the frontend challenges created by frontend mentor. These challenges are really fun and a great way to practice with new technologies.

My Vision

To join the world of web development professionally and share my passion of all things web. This way I can help create amazing things which can be enjoyed by other people, whether to help them achieve a goal or just have fun.

Repo purpose

The purpose of this repo is to use these challenges as practice and improve or gain knowledge about web development. Maybe in the mean time also help other developers tackling the same challenges and are stuck.

School of Code 4 weeks project.

Team of 6. Fullstack app.

Its a household planner that allows people living together to create shared lists.

This project was a good exposure to MongoDB and Next.js as I had not used them before. Why did we choose them? because apart from creating something functional we also wanted to learn a new technology.

Check the back-end repo

School of Code 1 week project.

Team of 4. Fullstack app.

This App enables School of Code Bootcampers to organise, reference, comment and rate subjects taught on the bootcamp on a daily and weekly basis. The App also features a weekend todo list where students can move daily subjects to the weekend list for further study.

The feedback would be available to the coaches which would help the bootcamp improve their resources and what is being taught.

A cocktails recipe react app, do you want to create your next refreshing drink? look no further. Built for a School of Code Hackathon Friday.

First project using TailwindCSS and I loved it!. Whenever I came to a stop because I needed to implement a feature, the documentation would mention how they have allowed for this case and you can customise tailwind to suit your needs.

Current features:

• Connects to the free cocktails API
• Responsive
• Search for cocktail by name

A one page tribute page to Props Road Fools BMXing documentary. Created as part of the application process to the School of Code bootcamp.

I chose Road Fools because it was a show that used to inspire me to push myself even harder when I used to BMX. The was all the riders used to encourage each other to go that extra mile.

The site was built with HTML and CSS only!, because there was no need to go fancy with scripts to showcase my tribute page. ROAD FOOLS!!!

Little fun game of tic-tac-toe made to practice JavaSscript and CSS. The logic for the computer moves took a little bit longer to complete than expected but it all came together in the end.

I wrote the project a little while ago so I have done an update to the code syntax to match current standards.

Presently I could definately create something much better but I will not give in to the temptation of improving this project, because in its current state, it represents my skills at that point in time and its great to see how much I have improved.