Tuesday, March 26, 2019
Sunday, March 24, 2019
First React app
This is my first React app that's not something too basic. It's not that it is something complex either, but I think that it was just fine for me to grasp some of the main concepts. There is almost everything - user input handling, conditional rendering, API calls. UI (Semantic UI) is pretty simple, but I'm planning to change that some time in the future.
Github link
Github link
Friday, March 22, 2019
Portfolio part 2
I didn't manage to dedicate as much time as I wanted to this project, since it is kind of ovewhelming to make few things at the same time while still learning those technologies. However, this is the final form of my portfolio landing page. There are some quirks to fix, like hamburger menu etc., but guess I will do that at the end.
Sunday, March 17, 2019
Portfolio part 1
The time has come for me to finally make a portfolio site. Since I'm getting old, and I don't go out anymore, what could be more fun than some coding on a Saturday night ?
Landing page is ready, it is responsive, and looks pretty ok to me.
Well, today is Sunday and while browsing internet for some subtitles, I found a site which color scheme seemed very interesting to me, so I applied it on my own and now it is yellowish/dark blue, before it was grey/black.
Landing page is ready, it is responsive, and looks pretty ok to me.
Well, today is Sunday and while browsing internet for some subtitles, I found a site which color scheme seemed very interesting to me, so I applied it on my own and now it is yellowish/dark blue, before it was grey/black.
Wednesday, March 6, 2019
Quiz app
This is so far the most complex app that I have made and the first time that I have used multiple JS files with local storage (yeah, not that good practice).
In short: app consumes questions from an API, displays them to the user, user chooses the answer and proceeds. If user gets it correct, he gets 10 points, if he's wrong, he gets nothing. Simple as that. At the end there is a form for user to enter his current score, and scores are ranked by the highest.
Github link
In short: app consumes questions from an API, displays them to the user, user chooses the answer and proceeds. If user gets it correct, he gets 10 points, if he's wrong, he gets nothing. Simple as that. At the end there is a form for user to enter his current score, and scores are ranked by the highest.
Github link
Monday, March 4, 2019
Holy grail layout
This one is made for the sole purpose of having a flexbox responsive template which I could use in some future projects. Again, nothing too complex, but very useful.
Github link
Github link
Image gallery
I was overwhelmed with some personal stuff last two weeks, so I didn't make any updates.
Here is a small project, a simple image gallery made with vanilla JavaScript.
Github link
Here is a small project, a simple image gallery made with vanilla JavaScript.
Github link
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