React-powered portfolio.
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Jun 14, 2023 - JavaScript
React-powered portfolio.
A mini JavaScript project from the JavaScript course hosted by The Odin Project.
Small web applications for learning about web development (and building my portfolio).
React CI/CD Tutorial with GitHub Actions and Netlify
"react-todo-app " is a tool that helps to organize a day
API escrita em GraphQL com o intuito de entender como a tecnologia funciona, suas vantagens, desvantagens e diferenças em relação às API REST convencionais.
Web service to read RSS feeds
VANLIFE is a website for people to rent out camper vans for their next road trip adventure. This is a learnining-focused project and is part of the Frontend Developer Career Path on Scrimba.
The leaderboard website displays scores submitted by different players. It also allows you to submit your score. All data is preserved thanks to the external Leaderboard API service.
This is the fourth project that forms part of 'The Odin Project' Foundations Course.
Meu portfólio pessoal em vercel
This repository contains the code and assets for a website project created as part of an assignment during my learning journey. The project focuses on evaluating and displaying mathematical expressions using JavaScript, providing an interactive and educational tool for learning math concepts.
My Todos, built with React JS and Sass, offers easy task management. Add, edit, and delete tasks in a user-friendly interface with local storage for persistence.
Developing a game rock paper scissors using javascript
The Bookstore, constructed using React and Redux, is a user-friendly website. It empowers users to effortlessly view and manage a curated book collection, offering seamless book additions and removals.
This is the third project that forms part of 'The Odin Project' Foundations course.
This is the capstone project for 'The Odin Project' Foundations Course.
Task Master is a sleek and efficient React application designed to help you manage your tasks effortlessly.
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